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INSIDE TODAYSPORTS TODAYTHE DAILY REFLECTOR

106th YEAR NO. 90

GREENVILLE, N.C.

TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 15,1987

44 PAGES PRICE 25 CENTSShultz Says Arms, Summit Agreements Near

By BARRY SCHWEID AP Diplomatic Writer MOSCOW (AP) - Secretary of State George P. Shultz said today an agreement eliminating superpower medium-range missiles from Europe and likely leading to a summit in Washington is close at hand.

But both Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A. Shevardnadw told reporters hard work remained before the superpowers could sign such an agreement.

Shultz held a news conference in

Moscow after three days of talks with Communist Party chief Mikhail S. Gorbachev and other Soviet leaders.

I think we made quite a lot of progress and perhaps we can see prospects with hard negotiations ahead, but prospects close at hand of reaching agreement in that area, Shultz said.

Very considerable headway has been made and we should be able to work out agreement in this field with hard work and creative efforts, he said.

Shultz and Shevardnadze met for several hours before the secretary of state addressed reporters, and afterwards the Soviet foreign minister offered an upbeat assessment of the possibility of a superpower summit in Washington.

Shevardnadze said there was a rather good prosect of another sununit meeting between President Reagan and Gorbachev. Asked what was needed, he said, to tuck up our sleeves and work.

Gorbachev offered Tuesday to

scrap short-range missiles in non-Soviet Eastern Europe and seek a compromise on the U.S. Star Wars program, the official Tass news

a'so told Shultz he was willing to meet with Reagan to conclude a treaty on mecuum-range missiles and work out key provisions in three other areas, me agency said.

At his news conference, Shultz did not go into the specifics of Soviet proposals, but said he would be discuss

ing the areas of negotiation with Americas European allies in Brussels on Thursday.

Those areas are strategic offensive weapons, anti-missile defenses, and nuclear tests, it said.

Tass did not say whether Gkir-bachev would accept Reagans invitation for a Washington summit this year. Gorbachev told reporters Tuesday that generally, without reason, I do not go anywhere, par-ticlarly America.

U.S. officials in Moscow did not

immediately respond to the latest Soviet report on the Shultz-Gor-bachev meeting Tuesday. One U.S. official said earlier the two sides had agreed not to talk about the substance of Shultzs meetings witti Soviet officials until after they were concluded.

Shultz met this mommg at the U.S. Embassy with 19 Soviets who have been refused permission to join tteir spouses or other relatives in the United States.

(See AGREEMENT, A-14)

GUC Approves Renovation Project For Headquarters

By CAROL TVER Reflector Staff Writer

Renovation of the second and third floors of the Greenville Utilities Building at West Fifth and

for combii^Pamtracts to 00 the interim im(ffovement work was given Tuesday night by the Green^ Utilities Commission. Included is a reworking of the heating and cooling s^tem of the building and a new lighting system on the two floors.

Brittle wiring from light fixtures in use in the building for many years was passed around for commissioners to see. Alterations will include functional ones like moving walls, as wdl as decorative improvements.

James G. Hite is the architect for the project. Ross-Markham Inc. will

do most (rf the work. Cost of the project is expected to be $180,324 or $12.17 per square foot. First-floor work is planned after this project is completed.

Louis H. Zincone, former vice chairman, was elected chairman of the commission, replacing William H. Taft Jr. James Ebron Jr. was elected vice chairman. J(^ Ferren, assistant general manager and budget officer of the commission, was re-elected secretary.

The board affirmed the City Councils decisiiHi that a four-year joint city- library-utilities audit be done by Lowrimore Warwick Co. of Greenville. The commission had been in favor of employing another firm, but bowed to the city councils wishes.

Awarding of bids for materials were as follows: pipe and fittings from Furguson Enterprises Inc. for

Deadline Here For Tax Filers

By CHERIE EVANS Reflector Staff Writer Pitt County procrastinators may be scurrying to fmally get those tax forms competed as today is the final dav to fde state and federal taxes.

^te and federal taxes filed with the North Carolina Department of Internal Revenue and the U.S. Internal Revenue Service, respectively, must be postmarked April 15 to prevent tax penalties.

Late filers have to pay the state 10 percent of the taxes owed plus interest unless an extension has been granted, said R.B. McLamb, state revenue tax office manager.

Extensions are grants to ill persons who request it, he said. Usually we require no documentation to determine the validity of the re

years are checkc Those still waiting for filing records such as the W-2 form also may be granted an extension, he said, and those receiving federal extensions may receive state extensions, too.

Most extensions are 60 days, and usually account for less than 5 p-cent of the total state returns file in a given year, McLamb said.

The state office located at 400 N. Greene St. was to be open until 5 p.m. today to assist those filing.

Late taxpayers risk two penalty charges when filing federal taxes, said an IRS representative. The failure to file penalty is based on the

balance due on the return and carries a 5 percent charge on that total for each month the money is not received.

Taxpayers who file taxes but cannot pay face a failure to pav penalty. They are charged one-half of 1 percent of the unpaid tax for each month the money is not received.

There is an automatic four-month extension only if you dont owe taxes and cant get the paperwork done, she said. But, those taxpayers still have to file for an extension postmarked by today.

Those who owe money and want an extension must estimate as close as possible the taxes owed and send it with an extension form postmarked today, the reinresetative said.

Postmaster Charles Caulk of the Greenville Post Office said mail going out of the city today must be at the post office before 6 p.m. Mail received between 6 p.m. and midnight will be postmarked April 15, but may not leave the city until Thursday.

The post office usually does not postmark mail in Greenville after 6 p.m., (}aulk said. But, this particular occasion, in order to give people the benefit of the doubt, we postmark (themail).

While a heavier bulk of mail is expected today, it should not slow down the process handling in Greenville, he said, because we dont process mail here. Its done in Rocky Mount.

$22,385.74 ; 750 MCM cable from Westinghouse Electric Supply Co. for $45,178; 1272 MCM conductor from Tennessee Valley Electric Supply Co. for $11,630.02 ; 795 conductor from Tennessee Valley Electric Supply Co. for $27,102.87 ; 40 115-KV horizontal post insulators and trunnion clamps from Mill-Power Supply Co. for $12,696; and 100 25 KVA transformers from Eastern Electric Supply Inc. for $49,200.

Ai^roval was given for the purchase of an agricultural tractor with harrow from Tarheel Tractor Inc. for $37,571.

As a first step of the commissions budget preparation process, various department heads briefed the commissioners on the currently updated five-year capital improvement plan. It was explained that projections must be done on how it is believed the city and surrounding service area will be developed over time.

GUC director Malcolm Green explained that no concrete sewer expansion plans were made, because providing sewer to all the areas that could feasibly be annexed by the city in the next five years is fiscally impossible. Sewer rates would have to go too high for customers to bear. He said planning for servicing Brocrii Valley and the surrcHmding area being considered for annexation by the city is under way. Its much more economically feasible, he said, to consider supplying service to newly developed areas where developers are required to tap onto city lines than to retrofit existing developed areas that now have septic tanks.

Approval was given for water-sewer service to a new residential development called Treetops Section V near Winterville. The developer bears all the cost. Concurrence must come from the city council and planning and zoning.

A second water service to the Ronald McDonald House, located on land owned by Pitt County, was given approval.

Roger Jones, electric systems director, reported that a $128,282 reduction in electric service billing was realized during March.

;y and Ayden jcal examiner where a 32-

ACCIDENTAL DEATH - Pitt C. rescue personnel await the arrival of a m at Ayden Nitrogen Co. on South Lee Sti year-old worker was electrocuted Tuesday. Bobby Joyner, coordinator of emergency services for Pitt County, said John Ward of Route 1, Stantonsburg. was killed

instantly when the dump body of a truck he was operating made contact with high voltage power lines. Joyner said Ward, who was an employee of Frank Barnhill Trucking Co. of Walstonburg, was unloading lime from the truck at the time of the accident. (Reflector Photo by Cliff Hollis)

Pentagon Says Three Marines Under Arrest

By NORMAN BLACK AP MUitary Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - The Pentagon today denied a published report that it had arrested a fourth Marine embassy guard on suspicion of espionage, as pre-trial proceedings resumed against the first Marine arrested.

Robert Sims, the Pentagons chief spokesman, said a number of Marines were still being questioned by military investigators. But there

have been no more arrests; there have been no more charges. The suggestion that another person has been detained or arrested is wrong.

The Washington Post, quoting unidentified sources, reported today that another guard who had worked at the Moscow embassy with Sgt. Clayton Lonetree and Cpl. Arnold Bracy had been arrested and placed in the brig at the Quantico, Va., Marine Base.

Lonetree, whose pre-trial hearing

resumed at the Quantico base this morning, and Bracy have both been charged with espionage. The two allegedly became involved sexually with Soviet women while posted in Moscow and then allowed Soviet agents inside the embassy on numerous occasions last year, the Marine Corps has charged.

The Post did not identify the guard but said he was serving in the U.S. Embassy in Brasilia when he was (See THREE. A14)

Dollar Climbs, Stocks Rebound

NEW YORK (AP) - The government released m( dismal economic news today showing U.S. industrial production dropped sharply last month, but the battered dollar strengthened and the stock market rebounded from its four-day malaise.

The Federal Reserve said a 0.3 percent drop in March industrial production was the biggest decline since a 0.4 percent fall last May,

reflecting widespread reductions in a range of industries.

U.S. manufacturers have been hurt by a barrage of imports that have pushed the trade deficit to record highs and forced widespread layoffs at^ production cutbacks over the past two years.

Other government reports today were mixed. The Commerce Department said retail sales ad

vanced slightly last month but remained depressed compared with levels of late last year. The department also said U.S. businesss plan to increase capital spending by 1.8 percent this year after a big cutback in 1986.

In the currency markets today, the dollar rose broadly in lively trading, boosted by a Japanese announcement of international intervention to

revive the battered currency.

In Tokyo, the dollar closed at 141.85 Japanese yen, up from the record closing low of 141.35 yen hit Tuesday. Later in London it rose to 142.45 yen.

The dollars renewed strength helped the stock market advance early today after four dismal sessions. The Dow Jones of 30 industrial stocks, which had lost 119.18 points since Thursday, was up 28.96.

First Family Files Tax Return

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP) -President Reagan, declaring $336,640 in income for 1986, filed his tax return to the accompaniment of a familiar refrain; No tax hike!

Reagan filed iointly with his wife Nancy, and the first couple showed a drop in adjusted gross income from 1985 to 1966 - $336,640 compared with $394,492. The bulk of those figures represented his $200,000 salary as president.

Their tax liability to the federal government for 1986 was $92,460.

At the same time. White Hoiee press aides who accompanied the Reagans to California for the couples Easter vacation released a statement in which Reagan called April 15 the last gasp of the old tax code.

Reputing his threat to fight any move in Congress to enact general tax hikes or increases in rate struc

tures, Reagan said, We will not break our word to the American p^ pie. There will be no tax hike. Tax rate cuts will go ahead as scheduled.

Let me put this in plain English; noway.

At tax filing time in 1966 Reagan admitted he didnt understand his return at the tinie, even after it was explained to him.

Starting this year, he said in

Tuesdays statement, America has the sleekest, most modem, most competitive tax structure of all the major industrialized nations.

White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater, commenting on the Reagans drop in earnings, said the major factor was that the presidents blind trust did not perform as well as in tlw past. He saia Reagan regrets that.

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Investigators said eight thefts were reported to Greenville police Tuesday.

Officer C.W. Nichols said tools belonging to Clark Farrell Construction Co. valued at $1^ were taken from two townhouse units at Lynn-dale Townes in an incident reported at 8:10 a.m., while officer T.E. Nevelle said stereo equipment valued at $S70 was taken from 300 D-3 Kings Row Apartments in an incident reported at 8:23 a.m.

Officer Darryl Bazemore said $5 in cash and $145 in food stamps were taken from a purse at the McDonalds restaurant on Stan-tonsburg Road in an incident reported at 12:39 pjn., while $60 in cash was taken fixim a pocketbook at Kinder Care at 2263 Stantonsburg Road in an incident reported at 2:22 p.m.

Officer M.A. Jordan said a .22-caliber rifle valued at $70 and a 12-gauge shotgun valued at $58 were taken from a vehicle parked in a dirt parking lot on Moye Boulevard across from Pitt County Memorial Hospital in an incident reported at 10 p.m.

Officer B.W. Lewis said $13.55 worth of meat was taken from a refrigerator at 420 Moore St. in an incident reported at 11:16 p.m, while a necklace was taken from 116 Holiday Court in an incident reported at 5:36 p.m.

Officer B.W. Lewis said a television was taken from 1007A Melody Lane in an incident reported at 9:16 p.m.

Race Relations in the South. Publication date is set for the spring ^1988

The journal, published three times a year, is sponsored by the University of California in Los Angeles. Annually, UCLA selects a law school to publish one of the issues. Tulanes selectim marks the first time a Southern law school has been selected to write an issue since the journal was founded in 1970.

Mahlon B. Dickens of Greenville.

Dickens is a Carswell Scholar and holds an athletic scholarship at Wake Forest. He was starting center for the WFU basketball team. He plans to enter medical school in the fall.

He is a graduate of J.H. Rose High School, where he ^yed varsity basketball and maintained a 4.0 average.

New Chapter Leader

Dolly Roberson of Wachovia Bank & Trust Co. in Greenville assumed duties recently as president of the GreenvUle chapter of the American Institute of Banking.

Ms. Rdberson was chosen by board members of the chapter to succeed Rocky Miller, who is moving from Greenville. Susan Hanun of Peoples Bank & Trust Co. was named to replace Ms. Roberson as vice president.

The action was taken during the chapters quarterly meeting.

Thursday Service

Hooker Memorial Christian Church, nil Greenville Blvd., will hold a Maundy Thursday service on Thursday at 7:30 p.m.

An Easter sunrise service will be held on the church lawn at 6:30 a.m. Sunday. Following the $ervice, breakfast v/ill be served in the fellowship hall.

The churchs regular Sunday morning service will begin at 11 a.m.

MASONIC GIFTH. Lloyd Wilkerson of Jacksonville, second from left, presents a $5,000 check to East Carolina University Chancellor Richard R. Eakin on behalf of the Scottish Rite Masonic Foundation. This check is in addition to the foundations annual gift of $60,000 to the Scottish Rite Clinic fw ChiMhood Language Oiswrders at

ECU. Also participating in the ceremony were Louis Shrier, left, of WUmingtm, vice president of the foundation, and Robert Muzzarelli, right, director of the ECU Department of Speech, Language and AudiUwy Pathology. (ECU News Bureau Photo By Tony Rumple)

Bnak-ln Probed

Greenville police are investigating an early morning break-in at the Shell Station at 726 S. Memorial Drive.

Officer C.G. Alphin said 20 cartons of cigarettes were taken in the incident reported at 3:26a.m. today.

Drug Arrest Made

Pitt County deputies arrested a 46-year-old Greenville woman on drug charges and confiscated 4 ounces of cocaine with an estimated value of $8,800 Tuesday night, Sheriff Ralph Tyson said.

of the city of Greenville will change on May 2 to a new telephone system whereby all offices will have their own telephone numbers.

A listing of all department numbers will be published in the Daily Reflector on April 22 and April 26.

The telephone changes will provide f(Nr quicker and more efficient access to city departments by the general n^lic, according to city officials. The new number for general information is 8304305.

Emergency numbers for Greenville police and fire departments will also oe changed. The new numbers, which will be in effect beginning at 10 a.m. on May 2, are: police department emergency calls - 8304300, and fire department emergency calls -8304400.

of Route 4, Box X6E, Greenville, was charged with trafficking cocahw by

bMMbute a^Rm^^ Box 6E, Greenville, in connection with an incident repor^ at 10p.m.

Ms. Pippins was placed in Pitt County JaU under $100,000 bond, according to Tyson, who said Greenville police assisted in the arrest.

Taur Participants

Several area hand students have been selected to participate in the

Symposium Planned

The fifth annual East Carolina University Biotechnology Symposium will be held all day Thursiday and Friday morning in the Brody Medical Sciences Building auditorium.

The symposium on The Emergence of Molecular

Bwaii this summer.

The three students from Pitt County are Karen Dail, Laura Tripp and Robin Tripp. They will tour and perform in Oahu, Maui, Kauai and Hawaii for 15 days with other selected students from across the United States.

Miss Dail, a member of the D.H. Conley High School Band, is the dau^ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Dail of Winterville. Laura and Robin Tripp, daughters of Dr. and Mrs. WUuam E. Tripp Jr. of Greenville, are students at North Pitt High School.

will have presenters Local CF Activities ted States.

from throughout the Unit Thursdays topic will be Gene Expression in the Nervous System, while Friday mornings session will be on Molecular Markers for Nervous System Diseases.

Monthly Session

The Coastal Plain chapter of Data Processing Management Association

Thursday at Riverside Steak Bar.

A social time will begin at 6:15 p.m., followed by dinner at 6:45 p.m. and the program at 8 p.m.

Gerry Venema of IBM in Greenville will discuss Capacity Planning.

For information contact Danny MitcheU at 658-2535.

Dr. Marilyn Gowen has been elected to the board cf directors of tte Carolinas chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

She is the director of the Cystic Fibrosis Clinic at the East Carolina University School of Medicine.

Dr. James Markello and Tom Reese, both of Greenville, were reelected to the board of directors.

The chapter reco^ni^ the North Carolina Jaycees during its recent annual meeting in Raleigh for having raised more than $197,000 for cystic fibrosis in the past year. The N.C. Association of Insurance Women was recoded as the Outstanding Pro-fessiolpal Organization of the Year for its annual Kiss Your Baby Week education campaign.

New Phone Numbers

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Also receiving a scholarship was Jamie L. Hinson of Snow Hill.

The scholarships are administered by the National Merit Scholarship Foundation, following criteria established by the company.

Quarterly Meeting

St. Matthew Free Will Baptet Church will begin quarterly meeti^ services Thursday at 7:30 p.m. with Eldress Roberta Dupree as the speaker.

There will be a business meeting Friday at 7:30 p.m., and Holy Communion will be Itoturday at 7:30p.m.

Eldress Hattie Cobb will preach Sunday at 11 a.m. Elder James Nobles and the Gospel Crusaders will be guests at the 3 p.m. service.

Workshop At PCC

Dr. Ben Fountain, president of the N.C. Departmmt of Community Colleges, will present a workshop onEffective Advisory Committees Thursday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. for department and division chaumen at Pitt Community College.

Fountain has served as president of Lenoir Community College and Isothermal Conununity College.

The workshop is beii^ offered through the N.C. Community College Institutional Development Consortium affiliated with North Carolina State University.

MHA Board Meeting

The board of directors of the Mental Health Association in Pitt County will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria of the Pitt (bounty Senior Citizens Center.

'Way Of The Cross'

Members of St. Peters Catholic Church will recall Christs journey to his crucifixion and death on the cross

with a walk, The Way of the Cross, .Tbe walk will be

Friday at 12:15 p.m led by the Rev. Michael Clay.

High School Program

Dr. Veronica Pantelidis, East Carolina University educator, and her son, Nick Pantelidis Jr., recently presented a program on Robots in Our Lives at Bayboros Pamlico County High School in conjunction with National Library Week.

A similar plantation was also given by Dr. Pantelidis and her son at Northwood Elementary School in Jacksonville. Approximately 200 students attended the program.

Dr. Pantelidis is an assistant professor in the ECU Department of

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Program Participant '

Florence (frisp, a sophomore at Phillips Academy, has been chosen to participate in the Experiment in International Livings summer abroad program to France this summer.

Miss Crisp is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Sellers (frisp of Greenville.

The program offers four-to-seven week summer opportunities to travel abroad and live with a family in a foreign country.

EastCare Program

Mary Jo Nimmo, fl^t nurse for Pitt Ck)unty Memorial Hospitals EastCIare helicopter service, recently gave a slide presentation on the service at a monthly meeting of the Fideiis Beta chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa.

The nominating committee presented the slate of new officers for next year and plans were discussed for the state convention, which will be represented by Elizabeth Savage.

Lesson On Animals

Grady White Boats and Pitt Clounty Memorial Hospital are among a record 60 businesses and industries competing for the 1966 Governors Awanl for Fitness and Health.

Now in its sixth year, the competition is designed to recognize North Carolina employers who promote health and fitness at the work site as well as encourage more employers to develop work site programs.

The program is sponsored by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina and the Governors Council on Physical Fitness and Health.

Scholastic Honor

M. Alan Dickens, a Wake Forest University senior, has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa, the nations top scholarship fraternity for liberal arts students.

He is the s(m of Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Everhart, resource teacher from River Park North, and Bambi Christiano, East Carolina University graduate assistant, taught a lesson on changing animal populations in Helen Hodges fourth-grade class at Wahl-Coates School.

The students were involved in hands^n group work to determine population changes.

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Writing Assignment

Roslyn Smith of Greenville, a first-year law student at Tulane University, New Orleans, has been selected to assist in writing an issue ^ of the National Black Law Journal.

Ms. Smith and other Tulane law students will write on the theme

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By The Associated Press A Uxiiado watch was issued this morning for 28 counties in the coastal plain, Piedmont, mountains and foothills of Nmth Carolina, and the Notional Weather Service said there was a sdight chance <d more severe thunderstmms across the state to* night, with large hail and damaging winds.

The tornado watch, which means conditions arefavorable for a twister and severe thunderstorms, was isOued at about 9:30 a.m. for 15 coun

ties in the Piedmont, 10 counties in the coastal plain and three counties in the North Carolina mountains and foothills.

A line of thunderstorms moved into the western part of the state early today, bringing hail the size cd ping-pong balls in Clay County. A large tree was blown down and a house was struck by lightning in Chendtee County.

A large area of low pressure will continue to control the weather across the state through Thursday.

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meet lliursday at 5:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn in Greenville.

The club is a professional womens orgamzation wmch provides community service primarily to the hearing impaired.

7:30 p.m. at Mayo Chapel Baptist Cliurch.

Permit Granted

Badges Earned

Forty-eight local third-grade Brownies recently received Dabbler Day badges after participating in seven stations of activities such as art, song and dance.

The Greenville Police Department has granted a solicitation permit to the Pitt Cknmty Shrine Club allowing Uie dtribution on May 1-2 of the Shriners Hospital newspaper for crippled and burned children.

Easter Seals Benefit

Holy Week Activities

Gl(ia Dei Lutheran Church is observing Holy Week.

Maundy Thursday and a Good Friday services will b^ at7:30 p.m.

An Easter sunrise service will b(^ Sunday at 7 a.m. A breakfast will follow.

For information call 752-0301.

Senior Village Rest Home on N.C. 43 in Greenville will hold its first Rock-a-Thon for Easter Seals April 26.

Proceeds will benefit physically disabled children and adults in Norm Carolina.

For information about the project contact Bonita Hollowell, Senior Village activity director, 752-9210, or Kristin Hoppes, special events coordinator, Easter Seal Society of North Carolina, 1-800-722-0652.

Fund-Raisers Set

The residents and staff of Guardian Care Nursing Home on Route 1, Farmville, will have an Alzheimers awareness booth and bake sale Saturday at the Piggly Wiggly store on East Main Street in Farmville.

The nursing home residents and staff wUl conduct a Rock n Roll Jamboree April 27 from 9:30 a.ni. to 4 p.m. Besides rocking and rolling,

Shrinettes Meet

The Pitt County Shrinettes will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Shrine building for its regular monthly meeting.

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residents will sell hu|s. The staff will have a bake sale.

Money raised from both will go to the Alzheimers and Related Disorders Association.

For information contact Laurie Ann Hillis, 753-5547.

Board Anniversary

Drs. John Bernard Vick and John C. Hale, both of Pitt Surgical PA, spdie recently to the four chapters of the Pitt County Council on Aging Senior CitizensClub.

The presentations were to help elderly patients understand the changes in surgery.

Vick and Hale provide general, thoracic and vascular surgical services at Pitt Surgical, are on the medical staff at Pitt County Memori-

The W.C. Usher Board will have anniversary services Saturday at

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Wmwdty.Apmi8.19e7EditorialsSound Decision

The Pitt OHmty Omunission made a sound decisin Monday when it opted for a S>3 eiectloii plan that allows three members of the board to be ^eeted by at-large voting.

The community should recognize the strengths of this plan, acknowledge its benefits to Pitt County and support it with enthusiasm.

Commissioners actedresponsibly and in the best interest of the countys citizei. iW can rest assured they have selected a system that can provide Pitt Countys citizens with a balanced, representative board commissioners.

The plan can also provide important minority representation without polarizing voters. Blacks should put aside objections to the plan. It can provide minorities with a visible voting voice.

Stipulating that six commissioners be elected by residency district voting, while llowing three commissioners to be elected by all voters is an intelligent choice for good government. The plan represents a compromise between district-only voting, which could produce a board dangerously narrow in scope, and a totally at-large election system, which could effectively dilute minority voting power.

The combination 6-3 plan incorporates the strengths of both methods of electing representation. By opting for six representatives to reside in and be voted on only by individual districts, the plan protects the interests of Pitt Countys diverse areas, from rural Bethel to urban Greenville, as well as its minority citizens. A board composed entirely of district-elected officials, however, would encourage provincialism. It would be quite easy for board members to work only for the Interests of their district a fact that could cause bickering and restricted perspective.

By mandating that the new system of voting include three representatives who can reside anywhere and are voted on by all citizens, the 6-3 el^on dan works against this type of disunity. These tmee officials will be politically responsible to all the citizens in Pitt County, and must make decisions based on this accountability.

The commissioners approved a strong method of election for Pitt Countys officials. The plan should be accepted by those citizens it works to benefit.Miracle Bill

If a bill now before the N.C. Legislature passes, more wonders like Marvin Huffmans miracle will be possible.

Huffman was Pitt County Memorial Hospitals first heart transplant patient. His prognosis without a new heart was dismal. With the organ of someone else beating in his chest, he has a chance for life.

The miracle could not have occurred if the victim of an accident had not been an organ and tissue donor.

Unfortunately, the potential for transplantation far exceeds the number of organs and tissues available for donation. For this reason, state lawmakers are considering a law that would require hospitals to ask the family of brain dead or near death patients for consent to donate the patients organs and tissue for surgical transplantation in others.

The bill is based on a sound premise that doctors can reach more potential donors by sensitively pointing out the value of a dying patients organs and tissue.

Pitt County has a large stake in the issue through East Carolina University Medical School. The med schools kidney transplant program is a very active unit. Now, with the cardiac unit peforming its first transplant, that stake has increased.

The request must be made, of course, with care and with attention to the emotional upheaval family members may feel at the time of a loved ones death. Hospitals must plan for implementing a procedure like this perhaps by designating one person ora team of persons and training them for approaching families about donation.

Lawmakers should support this legislation which could bring extended resources to a concept that has the potential for giving life. \

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Rmi^aad Evans A Robert NofoJcLet The Syrians Do It

WASHINGTON - A strange twist of events has positioned implacable enemies Israel and Syria in an imnokni alliance of convenience out of te and hatred of the Palestine Ubcratioo Organization (PLO), a convcrfloice that might coocdvably lead to oasic change in the seemingly immntohleArab-Israehstrug^.

The PLO, grown to several thousand fighters who are mostly retreads firom Israels 1962 invasion that drove them from southern Lebanon, to restoring its political and military stmetura north of the Israeli border. These Fatah fighters, representing Yasir Arafat^ dominant PLOlto^ are hated by Syrias President Haz Assad almost as much as they are feared by Israel.

Reagan administration officials believe that this mutual fear and hatred may hestow a silent Israeli btos^ on a Syrian military thrust south from Beirut to a point only a few short miles from the Israeli border. As projected by high officials

here, the Syrian move toward the border would come in the next two or three months. If Israel permits it, other forms of unacknowledged cooperation might follow.

Israel has sent no hard word here - and presumably not to Damascus either - that a Syrian military operation would be accepted so close to the Israeli border. But signs point to a non-lethal response based on Israeli self-interest: since Israel would not dare to invade Lebanon again to accomplish the disposal of the PLO that the 1962 thrust failed to achieve, let the Syrians do it.

For Assad, destruction of the Fatah guerrillas is becoming a political imperative because of his alliance with the Amal Shiite movement, now beingthreatened and undermined by the PLOs rebirth as a fighting force. If his Amal allies ask Assad to help protect their positions in the south against the resurgent PLO, officials here believe Assad will have no choice but to come to their aid.

That would force a major extension of Syrias military operations, now largriy confined to the Beirut area. Assad would move some of his nearly 10,000 troops south and bypass Beirut suburbs that are dominated by Hiz-ballah, the IraniaiHsupported Shiite fimdamentalists. With his forces exposed to relatively long lines of supply and communications, Assad could be dealt a heavy blow by Israeli air power, operating from behind isradsborwr.

Such a response would gain Israel nothing but dead Syrians. It would sacrifice a golden opportunity for Israel to use its hated enemy to clean out the PLO. And beyond the PLO is another enemy in southern Lebanon that U.S. officials view as a far graver threat to Israel in the long run than the PLO: the Hizballah.

Assads alliance with Irans Shiite fundamentalist regime and its Lebanese adjunct, the Hizballah, has always been regarded here as tenuous, it is based ^ more on hatred of

Iraqs President Saddam Hussein than on tove for the Ayatollah Kho-, meini. Indeed, the ruliMAlewite tion in ^Tia ttiat Amad heads might he brutally overthrown Iqr pro-Iranian Islamic factions if Iran won its warwithlraq.

When Israel examines the matter carefully, the conclusion to that the Jewish state gains almost as much as

r a from destroying the vanguard Islamic fundiamentalism that

East. Reducing Hizballah to a token force in Lebanon would destroy its first stronghold outside Iran itself.

Tkere are no illusions in the Rragan administration that this confluence of interest in Syria and Israel will quickly transform their hatred. But u self-interest is a

force in foreign policy, what starts as an unspoken alliance of convenience could have unforeseen and unpredictable consequences.

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The U.S. Gets The Last Laugh

Gemadfr Gerasimov, the Soviet Foretei Ministry spokesman, was described by the Reuters news agency as finding the U.S. Marine scandal at the American Embassy in Moscow very humorous.

Well, Gennady Gerasimov, you may be laughing now, but youre not going to be uuiu^ for long.

The truth is the Marine incident was our set-up job to snare Russian natiooals into an American plot that would make the Soviets look foolish in the entire cloak-aiKklagger world.

First of all, Gennady Gerasimov, you should learn a few things about our Armed Services. You cannot seduce an American Marine unless he wants to be seduced. When you sent your KGB agents, doused in Evening in Moscow perfume, through the halls of the U.S. Embassy, you made a mistake. Your female spooks were told to steal code books, to(Hsecret cables and as many blueprints as they could possibly Muffin their peasant blouses.

As part of their assignment the KGB ladies were ordered to conunit sexual transgressions with our

Marines in the name of Mother Russia.

What you didnt know, Gennady Gerasimov, and what you are probably finding out for the first time as you read this, is that we had your game plan all the time. Our Marines had instructions not to resist the overtures of your spook women. All the time your spyniks thought they were compromising our gyrenes, we were taking Polaroid shots of what was going on. What you did not realize, Gennady, is each Marine was ordered that if things got tough, to lie back, close your eyes and think of America.

This is what really happened, Gennady Gerasimov, that fateful night when all hell broke loose at the embassy. At midnight three of your women came to the gate and said they were from the Bolshoi Ballet and wanted to defect. They asked if they could party at the same time.

Our Marines knew it was a plot, particularly when one of the women inqiiM if she could borrow a diplomatic pouch to put her tutus in.

Following instructions, one Marine

called his superiors and asked what he should do. An officer said, Give them your sharpshooter medal. We must not lose their confidence.

As distasteful as it sounds, the Marines partied with the women. After everyone had a bottle of wine and a dance, one of the women said, Could we see the code room?

The Marine again called his superior. Show it to her, the superior replied. Let the Russians think the U.S. has nothing to hide.

Another one of the girls told our BAarines, I have a mother who is very poor, sick and aging. The one thinig she wants before she dies is a State Department burn bag.

Well, were not dumb, Gennady Gerasimov, so we gave her a burn bag that was full of shredded con-fictontial memos. As for your thir^ KGB heroine, we cooked her goose' too. Her wish was to bug the new embassy building from top to bottom. We were ready for that one and loaned her the pliers and wire.

So, Gennady Gerasimov, the Marine Corps saga may be funny to you, but the Am^cans are the ones

who are doing the chuckling. Your Kremlin party girls got very utUe for their sexual favors - code books, some topsecret cables and the U.S. Order of Battle for World War HI. There wasnt enou^ stuff to fill the ambassadors OUThasket.

What lulled you into a false sense of security, my Russian friend, is that you thoi#t our Marines would rather make love than war.

The big joke, Gennady, is that after all your dirty tricks we came out on top. You went to a lot of expense and time bug^ every inch of our new 1200 mimon embassy, nevw dreaming that after you wired it we were going totear it down. Ha, ha, ha, ha.

Public Forum

To the editor:

Thank you for the excellent editorial in Sundays Daily Reflector about the problems of the Pamlico River. The editorial nicely summarizes some of the symptoms and causes of the nvers problems.

The Pamlico River forms a river-estuarine system with the Tar River at its upper end and the Pamlico Sound at its lower end. It is the second-largest such system in the country, just behind the eva more severely impacted Chesapeake Bay.

Awareness of the rivers problems, while important, is not enough to preserve the mtegrity of this system. Political consensus is required if the Pamlico-Tar River is to survive. A concerned citizen can take the following c<m-crete actions to help bring about that consensus:

fective and inexpensive step in the right direction -would help.

Second, learn about and supprt the joint EPA-state study of the Pamlico-Aibemarle estuanne system currently beginning. The study attempto to firmly establish the causes of the problems and define the b^t ways to deal with them. To get on the mailing list of this study, which actively seeks public involvement, call or write Doug^Rader, the project coordinator, at 733-5063; Dept, of NIO, Box 27687, Raleigh, N.C. 27611.

Third, join the local organization, the Pamlico-Tar River Foundation, which attempts to preserve and restore the health of this vital riv^ system in our back

yard. CaU or write the PTRF at 946-7211, Box 1854, Wa^ngton, N.C. 27889.

Ernie Larkins, president Pamlico-Tar River Foundation Greenville

To the editor:

Why should a traffic light that cost $26,000 be put up on Memorial Drive with a deadend street?

When you are at Pitt Community College and have to cross over N.C. 11, there is no flashing light or traffic light to slow the traffic down. They have had accidents at the crossover. Why does the state wait until someone is killed before the state will do anything?

If you think I dont know what I am talking abmit, be on N.C. 11 when cars are leaving Pitt Community College. Mrs. J.A. Clark Greenville To the editor:

Any time that the Forum letter writer of April 8 or anyone else gets to be serious about the appearance of the landscape in Greenville and/or of the Highways and/or otherways in Pitt county, then those of us that are serious about how the land loob should be able to do what we can, to put that attitude into action, even if it is a litter bit at a time.

Vann Latham Greenville

Sulmissioas to the Public Forum should coos^t of no more than 300 words and should deal with public issues. The editiw reserves the right to cut longer letters. Signatures and phone numbers should be included on all letters. I

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Strength For Today

What does it mean to be educated?

Some people believe that they are educated when they get a diploma from a college or university. Others hold that the best school in the world is the school of experience and that those who have come up the hard way know most of the answers.

But education is more than stuffing ones head fuU of facts from books or on the job training. Education has recently been defined as the ceaseless struggle to see things in relationship.

According to this definition, education largely consists in learning how life and the universe in which we live are related to each other. Such a study, diligently pursued, leads to definite skills in fields of activity in which people are particularly interested.

Lawrence Knutson

Pursuing The Presidential Greased Pig

WASHINGTON (AP) - In the barbed words of his Devils Dictionary, published in 1906, satirist Ambrose Bierce described the Bdency as the greased pig in the

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Ronald Reagans presidency, so many politicians are chasing that political greased pig that they are liter-allv running into each other.

Sen. Paid Simon, D-Ill., standing on a small, bare wood box, an-

ference that space achievement was one of his goals.

The nation should, he said, put men I mean human beings^ on the moon - I mean Mars the end of the century, he told a 1 audience.

reporter, evidently about to question Gores experience and maturity.

No, 39, said his wife, Tipi^, intermixing.

Let me say that if I was only 38,1 wouldnt consider it, the senator said.

nounced last Thursday his intention to announce May 18 that he too is a

tion entirely: politics and the presidency.

A former football ace is chasing the presidential greased pig from the House side of the Capitol.

Rep. Jack Kemp, R-N.Y., is a former star quartei^ck for the Buffalo Bills. Last week, comedian Mark Russell drew laughs with a political punch line when he told a Washington audience that Kemps advisers were telling him to play down his football p^t and emphasize his congressional career.

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candidate for president.

_ As his supporters applauded, he immediately ducked out a back door and nearly collided with Senate ReiHiblican leader Bob Dole of Kansas who also is in hot pursuit of the White House.

Dole was standing in the corridor outside the room in which Simon had annmmced his intention to amuHmce, addressing a group of Kansas senior citizens seated in folding chairs.

The two candidates for their parties nominations made small talk, then went about their respective campaigns.

The Dole constituents, by the way, wore large orange and black paper sunflowers, the emblem of their state.

Simon almost always wears bow ties, and his supporters and staff members paid tribute with small silver bow tie lapel pins.

l^e last Illinois politician to seek the presidency was Adlai Stevenson. His symbol was also a lapel pin. It was shaped like a shoe with a hole in the sole.

A homestate reprter asked if it was seemly for Gore^ a freshman

any

who won election to his first Senate term only two years ago, to leave Washington suddenly and go off galivanting around the country.

The senator said he had not heard that complaint from any of his constituents and had received nothing but encouragement from Tennesseans.

Sen. Joseph Biden, D-Del., also has presidential ambitions.

Unsurprisingly, they surfaced last week during a session of the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Biden was questioning a witness. Gene Upshaw, a former guard with the Oakland Raiders football team who is now executive director of the National Football League Players Association.

Russell said Kemp would be better advised to forget the

Gore is under 40. If he were nominated and elected, the voters would be replacing the nations oldest president with the youngest ever.

Youre only 38, said one

During his younger years, Biden said, he had great ambitions to play football.

But after playing a little, he said, he soon learned that his talents lay not with football but in another direc-

lional

part and play up the fc Kemp tries to finesse the football issue. He introduces his wife, Joanne, to political audiences as, the real quarterback in the Kemp family. And so the chase after the greased pig goes on.

Bierce, in his usual biting manner, said every president of the United States is in a unique position.

The president, said Bierce, is the leading figure of a small group of men of whom - and of whom only -it is positively known that immense numbers of their countrymen did not want any of them for president.

A little more than 24 hours after Simon strode purposefully to the microphones in the Mike Mansfield Room in the Senate wing of the Capitol, another senator was in the same room before the same microphones making the same announcement.

Sen. Albert Gore Jr., D-Tenn., said he also wanted to be president of the United States and would make his formal announcement later in the spring out of the belief that while its late in the season, Its far from too late.

As his 4-year-old son attempted to climb a marble Senate fireplace which served his father as a backdrop. Gore told a news con-

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Hart Is Everyone's Target This Time

WASHINGTON (AP) - Enter Gary Hart determined to be a different kind of front-runner in the race for the 1988 Democratic presidential nomination.

And no wonder.

This is the same Gary Hart whose mastery of guerrilla politics

transfmmed the battle for the Democratic mresidential nomination and earned him the unenviable status as 1988 front-runner.

Its the same Gary Hart who ambushed front-runner Walter F. Mndale in the New Hampshire primary and then stunned him five days later in the Maine caucuses.

We genuinely hope this campaign will be different, Hart told a Denver news conference Tuesday, 24 hours after announcing his candidacy for president.

You bet he hopes it will be different.

Hart was flying south three years ago after his twin victories in New Hampshire and Maine had propelled him to the forefront of the Democratic held.

He chatted with a reporter who said Hart looked like he was headed for the nomination but then would face a popular incumbent president in the general election.

If you run a good race against President Reagan, but he is reelected, that means you start out the 88 campaign as the Democratic front-runner, the reporter said. How does that strike you?

early polls put Hart far ahead of any of his potential rivals, but its a distance attributable to the fact he is far better known than the other Democrats.

To the predictably crusty voters of ^ew Hampshire, all the other can-lidates will have the advantage of

Hart threw his hands up in mock horror and replied, I dont

even

want to think about it.

Neither Hart nor Mndale nor the reporters covering the Democratic campaign could sense back then what troubles lay ahead for Hart the questions about his name and his

age, the way Mondales question Wheres the beef? caught hold and

blunted Harts new ideas theme.

I hope we will be better prepared

New

didates will have the advantage being seen as alternatives to the front-runner.

Mndale was the front-runner in 1984, the candidate being scrutinized for his ties to special interest groups, his service as Jimmy Carters vice president and his history as a Minnesota liberal in the Hubert Humphrey tradition.

His Iowa neighbors were kind to Mndale but there was something about him New Hampshire voters didnt like. They looked around and there was Hart, the candidate who

had finished second in Iowa. He got their support.

How does Hart plan to avoid the same sort of ambush?

To begin with, hes trying to control the debate, make peqile talk about his issues, erase the perception that he is a (|uestion mark, a candidate of uncertam background.

I have this strange notion that people care about ideas, he said while quickly taking the offensive on taxes, arms control, farm policy and AIDS.

This time around, a growing field

growing

of Democrats harbor the hope this campaign wont be all that much different from 1984.

Donald M. Rothi litical writer of Press.

is the chief po-Associated

for victory and defeat, he said as he bed his

launched his latest campaign.

I was not prepared for all the scrutiny, he aaded.

Ready or not, theres no avoiding the scrutiny this time around. The

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By F. ALAN BOYCE Asseeiated Press Writer

RALEIGH (AP) > Hie state Senate decided a proBise migte be better than a threat befm provini a buldesigned to get drug prices nr childhood vaccines.

The bill to make changes in a 1986 law to insulate manufacturers from some vaccine-related law suits was approved 4H and sent to the House Tuesday, but only after lengtl^ debate over whether the entire act should expire in 1989.

Sen. Jim Johnson, R-Cabarrus, said drug makers knew the sunset provision was in the 1986 law w^ they endorsed it and promised to cut pric68

**They came to us last time and said, Boys, you just give us this break and were gonna drop tho% prices, Johnson said. Now they come back in and say, Hey, we got sandbagged and you boys gotta hdp us out a little bit more.

Do you think that if we put in this sunset ^vi-SM, thwre gonna go broke? No way. Absolutely noway.*^

But Sen. Tom Taft, D-Pitt, sponsor of the bill, said it was crucial manufacturers have some assiuance the law would remain in effect befme

they stop adding the cost of lawsuits to the prices of the vaccine.

Were very comfortable... that the price of a dose of DPT is goina to go from $12 to $3.60 if the changes are enacted, he said.

Sen. Dennis Winner, D-Buncombe, said it would be better to keep the sunset as a threat to be removed after the drug makers reduce prices.

If we take this sunset off, you can bet your bottom dollar the cost isnt going to go down, he said.

But Sen. Joe Johnson, D-Wake, said it was unreasonable to expect a manufacturer to cut prices until the door was closed to large lawsuits.

An amendment to restore the sunset clause failed, 32-13.

Sen. Bill Martin, D-Guilford, then offered an amendment to allow suits in cases where a drug maker was negligent in designing, labeling or storing a vaccine.

I dont think any of us would want to absolve the manufacturer in any areas of liability in which commonly they would be liable, he said.

Taft, however, said the U.S. Food and Drug Admiidstration controls design and labeling. He also noted that the rules would apply only in cases

where the state attorney general believes there is neghgence rather than a rare, biological reaction by an infant given the vaccine.

Sen. Dan Simpson, R-Burke. persisted that the attorney generals hands would be tied without the amendment, but it was defeated 27-18.

Taft said the main reason for the 1986 law and the current cleanup bill is to head off an avalanche and crisis among pediatricians who started semUng children to public h^lth facilities for free

around in the first

time they ever see a pediatrician... is when they go back for their Dn* vaccinations. ... Its the most important moment in the early childhood h^th of that infant.

Taft said his bill would streamline the process set up last year to channel vaccine-related cases through the Industrial Commission instead of the courts and have the Department of Human Resources provide lifetime care for those injured.

Taft said he expects both amendments to be tried in the House, where he said the North Carolina State Bar Association will continue lobbying for the changes.

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House Gives Tentative Approval To Crime Victims ' Aid Package

ByJOHNFLESHER Associated Press Writer RALEIGH (AP) - North Carolinas stillborn crime victim compensation program may never he revived unless the Legislature makes difficult decisions about who

will be eligible, lawmakers say.

The House was expected to take a final vote today on a bill that would revise the guidelines for the pro-which was enacted in 1983 but has yet to begin operating because the Legislature hasnt deci^ how to

pay for it.

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ipproval Tuesday, 11 The bill is part of

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House Panel Backs Court Elections Bill

RALEIGH (AP) - With two awsuits challenging North Carolinas method for selecting Su-|Krior Court judges, the state House B poised .to consider a bill to encourage the election of more black

^roe House Committee on Courts and the Administration of Justice overcame muted Republican objections Tuesday to approve the bill sponsored by Rep. ILM. Mickey Michaux, D-Durl^. If the bill is enacted, 10 of the states 73 Superior [hurt judges would be elected from predominantly black districts.

Lawsuits in North Carolina and

Washington, D.C., allege the current system, in which only one district is mostly black, dilutes minority voting-strength.

This is hopefully to moot the lawsuits, Micnaux said. We felt that this was the least expensive way to go.

Rather than setting up all new districts, the bill would replace eight special Superior Court judge positions filled by the governor with permanent elected positions in areas with high black representation. It also would add one new position in Robeson and Scotland counties.

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part of a package that includes bills to approbate $1 million for the program in each of the next two fiscal years and to raise the monthly fee paid by criminals on parole or probation from $10 to $15. The latter measure would generate $1.3 million per year that could not be earmarked directly for the crime victim program, but is designed to offset its cost.

The appropriation and parole fee bills are pending in House commit-tecs

Rep. Bob Hunter, D-McDowell, chief sponsor of the package, said the regulatory bill was a compromise hammer^ out by the House Judiciary IV Committee after weeks of debate.

We tried to keep it conservative... to have something that would pass, that would get funded and that we could get operational, Hunter said. We tried to make sure ... it could operate as quickly and efficiently as possible.

Under the bill, no victim could receive more than $20,000 from the fund. Hunter said the average award probably would be around $2,500.

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Compensation for lost work would be limited to 26 weeks from the date of the injury and to $200 per week. Payments for funeral would be capp^ at $2,000.

Another limit was challenged by Rep. Coy Privette, R-Cabarrus, who offered an amendment to delete a provision exempting injuries involving motor vehicles from compensation.

If we really care about the victims in this state, I think this is a category of victims that ought to be included in the victims compensation bill, Privette said, citing two cases in his district in which a woman was maimed and a child killed by drunken drivers.

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Congressional Club Appeals for MoneySoutheast Compact OKs Proposal Aimed At Keeping Members Intact

RALEIGH (AP) Hie National Congressional Chib ia telling supporters that it may have to close soon unless conservatives come up with some fast donations.

A mass-mail letter addressed to Dear Friend says that unless each red* pieot sends $96 tw April 24, the club will cease operating. If that happens, the Ktter says, the unpact on theconservative movement will be catastrophic. I hope I can count on you for your full $96 share right away, says the letter, signed by the clubs executive director, R.E. Carter Wrenn. And if you can give more than $95 by April 24(h, then God bless you! It could make a dif-

By JAY REEVES Associated Press Writer MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - A member of the Southeast Compact Commission says it will be at least a

il^enn told the e^ and Observer of Raleigh Tuesday the clubs financ problems stemmed, in part, from this non^ection year, during which political fund-raising traditionally is difficult. He said the club was in worse financial s^pe in 1965 when its debt reached $1 million. But he said the current situation is critical.

We are at a point where weve got to raise some money to pay some bills with, Wrenn said.

Hie four-page letter says the club, the political organization for Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., is $5(,180.34 in debt. But it emphasizes that the debt results not irom reckless spending, but from efforts to help more candidates that the

could take effect and make it harder for a state to leave the group.

Fred Braswell, an Alabama commissioner who serves on the compacts two-member bylaws committee with the states other

The resolution will be discussed at the full commissions May 21 mating in Oak Ridge, Tenn., Godwin said.

But the commissioners said the change must not take effect until all eight memb states and Congress agree to amend the conunissions charter, which has legal precedence over the bylaws. It would take at

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.v letter lists sev^ conservatives helped by the club, including Sen. Steven Symms, R-Idaho; former Sen. Jeremiah Denton, R-Alabama, and Helms.

We knew then our debts were mounting, but we couldnt turn our backs on Senator Helms, the letter says. ..... ^ .

' Wrenn acknowledge Tuesday that the club has laid (tff staffers recently, but dedined to say how many. He also declined to say how many of the letters were mailed.

Robeson Citizens Plan Easter March

LUMBERTON, N.C. (AP) - A Robeson County citizens group will inarch on the county courmouse faster Monday to call for better law enforcement and changes in the judicial s^tem in the wake of the shooting death of a Lumbee Indian by a sheriffs deputy.

I dont have to tell you that there is as great a need here as anywhere ;0n the globe for justice, John God-yim of Pembroke, chairman of Con-^cemed Citizens for Better Government, said at a news conference Monday.

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least 12 months for all the state lectures to approve the change, said Braswell.

Hie proposed amendment was in response to a vote by the full commission that urged the states to dhange the charter to make it more (fiffi^t for states to leave the compact.

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Cummings was shot to death Nov. 1 by Robeson County narcotics agent Kevin Stone when Cummings ran as Stone tried to arrest him on drug cterges. Stone, son of Sheriff Hubert Stime, later was cleared of wnmgdo-ing when a coroners inquest jury nued that the shooting was an accident and-or self-defense.

Cummings family members have complained they did not have adequate time to hiire a lawyer to represent them at the inquest.

Also speaking at the news conference was Linda Cromartie of St. Pauls, sister of Joyce Sinclair, a black woman found stabbed to death near St. Pauls on Oct. 31,1965. Mrs. Sinclair was kidnapp^ from her home by a man earlier that day, authorities said. No arrest has been made in her murder.

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GOLDSBORO, N.O (AP) - Two North Carolina bakeriies have been fined more than million after pleading guilty to charges they rigged bids for bread sate to military bases. i Franidin Baking Co. of Goldsboro was fined $750,000 and Foxs Holsum Bakery of Wilmington was fined $300,00^, Gloria Dupree, spokeswoman for U.S. Attorney Sam Currin, said Tuesday. ^ >

Franklin Baking Co. was accused of bid-rigging in connection with the sale ( Qiery (uoducts to Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, Camp Le-jeune Marine Corps Base and the Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station between 1979 and 1984. The com-any pleaded guilty March 27, Mrs. ^ isaid.

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years imprisonment and a $100,000 fine. For companies charg^ with violating the Snerman Antitrust Act, the maximum fine is $1 million, court officials said.

By pleading guilty to the Justice Departments information, Mrs. -ri0ng in connec- Dupree said the defendants waived a

bakiery products to federal grand jury indictment.

1 Air Force'Base, Franklin Baking, in a prepared

statement, said itliad been the subject of a federal antitrust investigation for two years and had cooperated with the investigation.

The findings reveal that' employees of the company made errors in the past and that these errors formed the basis of the charges to which the company has pleaded guilty, the company said.

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1962 until 1964, Franl participated in a bii acy for contracts to products to schools in Johnston a: ^mpson counties, Mrs. Dupree said.

Foxs Holsum Bakery also was charged with bid-ri0ng in connection with sales of bakiery products to Seymour Johnson Air F(^'Base, Camp Lejeutie and Cherry Point from 1979 to 1984, she said.

That company also pleaded guilty March 27, she said.

Jeffrey Butler Franklin, a vice president of the Goldsboro bakery, also pleaded guilty to one count of bid-rigging, Mrs. DupXjee said. He is ej^ted to be sentence next month.

The maximum penalty for the charge against an individual is^hree

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regrets that they occurred and apologizes for them. The company is determined that such mistakes shall not be made in the future and has taken steps to ensure that they will not, the company said.

Charles F. Rule, acting assistant U.S. attorney general in charge of the antitrust division, said the mforma-tion against the defendants followed an extensive aand jury investigation of alleged bid-rigpuig and price fixing in North Carolina.

Rule said the investigation was continuing.

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Unless (me is fully aware of the law, and all of its con^uences, it is a relatively easy matter to slip into situations whei e the law is violated, he said.

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DURHAM (AP) - An assistant district attorney prosecuting Nathaniel Mark Upshur says the trial, whifi ended in a mistrial Monday, could end up costing $100,000 and that doesnt count the emotional costs.

'Superior Court Judge E. Lynn Joiuofion declared the mistrial after jury foreman George Farmer admitted he discussed tiie case with coworkers after the jury had begun its deliberations. A new trial has been ordered, but not yet scheduled.

I wouldnt be at all surprised if were not talking about $100,000 or so for. the whole thing, Assistant District Attorney Michael Nifong told Urn Durham Morning Herald.

Nifong also talked about the emotional costs of the proceeding.

How do you measure them? he asked. I dont know how. Theres just no way. There are a lot of emotional costs that are really hard to quantify. But I can tell you they were high. It was a tremendous emotional strain to do this case.

Nifong said, for example, that he received only three or four hours of sleep each night during the two weeks of jury selection and he had muscle spasms from tension during the jury selection.

Upshur, 17, is accused in the Nov. 16, 1985, rape and slaying of Elizabeth Wilson and the stabbing of her 7-year-old daughter, Karen.

Richard Wilson, husband of Elizabeth Wilson and father of Karen Wilson, agreed with Nifong that the emotional costs of the trial were high.

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It makes me incredibly angry that Ill have to go through the whole trial again, he said. We were hoping to put the whole thi^ behind us and have a resolution. iTie mistrial was bizarre. Karen doesnt want to testify again. But I think were both prepared to do what we have to do in the future.

The mistrial followed about a week of hearing for pre-trial motions, two weeks of jury selection, four days of testimony and three hours of jury deliberation.

Upshurs trial was costly, officials said, because of the length of the trial, and because the teen-agers two lawyers - Bill Cotter and Robert Mahlerwere court-appointed.

Cotter said Tuesday that he put about 500 hours into the case.

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TAYWRSVUiE, N.C. (AP) -The Alexander County Board of Education has rejected a parent's request to remove two books from ' county school libraries.

A move by board member Roger Payne to remove the award-winning books Angel Dust Blues and Run, Shelley, Rim! from Alexander Central High School and East Juniw High School died Tu^y for lack ol a second.

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the only valid reason that a book can be removed from a school library is that based on legitimate educational criteria, said board Vice Chairman Guy Kerley, who chaired a subcommittee examining books.

Marine Slaying

CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. (AP) - A Marine Corps officer and his wife were stabbed to death at their home on the base, and another Marine was ,be^ questioned about the slayings, ,military authorities said.

: The victims, 1st Lt. James F. Lotz, 28, and his wife, Joan M. Lotz, 28, of Scranton, Pa., said Lt. Col. David ;Tomsky, director of the base Joint Public ^fairs office.

No charges had been filed.

Naval Investigative Service agents discovered the victims bodies Tues-' day morning after a car belonging to the couple was involved in a traffic accident on U.S. 17 near Jacksonville.

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ASHEBORO, N.C. (AP) - Bob W. Gordon, a Tliomasville native with 22 years in education, has been named rintendent of fAsheboro city

Gordon, 56, superintendent of Vance County schools for the past three years, agre^ to a four-year contract, beginning July 1. He r^ces Duane Mattheis, who resigned Jan. 1 after a contract

Busts Stolen

KILL DEVm HILLS, N.C. (AP) -Orville and Wilbur Wright are miss-

t the brothers were 1 missing Tuesday from the Wright Brothers Natiomd Memorial at IGll Devil Hills, site of the brothers historic flight.

A woner noticed Monday that the busts were missing, but told officials he didnt report the disappearance until a day later because he thought

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Authorities report no leads in the latest theft.

Rabies

YANCEYVILLE, N.C. (AP) - North Carolina had 10 cases of rabies last year, far fewer than surrounding states, but concern about rabies has Caswell County officials worried about stray animals.

Its only a matter of time before it gets to North Carolina, and Caswell County in particular, said Mitch Foster, a veterinarian at Carolina-

Virginia Animal Hospital. North Carolina is extremely lucky it hasnt

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> According to statistics furnished by Nancy Garrett of the state Environmental Epidemiology Branch, South Carolina had 61 confirmed cases of rabies last year, whUe <^eoi^ had 202, Tennessee had 152

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GREENSBORO (AP) - Dr. William B. DeLauder, dean of the 'school of arts and sciences at North Carolina A&T, has been named president of Delaware State College, the school announced Tuesday.

DeLauder, 49, will succeed Dr. Luna I. Mishoe, who will retire on June 30.

DeLauder came to A&T in 1971 as an associate professor of chemistry, later serving as acting chairman and chairman ofthe department of chemistry. He was named dean (A the school of arts and cciences in 1981.

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Widn>day. April 16.1987Workers Clean Up Chemical Spills In Utah, Indiana

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Tuesday and workers were expected back on the |ob today at ue 30 businesses closed after the. spill,

from a S-square-mile area, evacuees in Qary, Ind., have been allowed to return after containment of an add leak.

-Gary Mm Richard G. Hatcher lakl IMlay questions remained about whether company officials vdted too long to notify authorities foUo^ the^^, which critically ipived one person and sent 92 others tpnoqiitals.

Fumes from both accidents have dissipated, authorities said.

Residents d four evacuated homes in North Salt Lake, Utah, returned

MayorDeWaynel However, it may t^ke a day or two to clean up all it the spilled triddoinethane, a solvent lued in liquid resins, at Hodson Laboratories Inc., said South Davis Fire Chief Brent Argyle.

'The mlvent has impregnated the carpet and walls, he said.

The chemical ate into a concrete Ooor and flowed into an alley behind the btiildii. Workers plugged a drain to prevrt it from leakihg into the sewer system and built an earthen berm around the 50- by 70-foot building.

Crews used a vacuum truck and absorbent material in tbe cleanup, said Richard Harvey, Davi County environmental health director.

James Lee Hodson, the plant manager of the family-owned business who was killed in the accident, was alone in the plant when the chemical gushed from a broken pipi, said Owen Hogle, Hbdsons executive via presidrtit.

Hodson arrived early to take a shipment of tridihMtbane and apparently was trftnsferring the new solvent from one tank m another when an elbow ruptured on a holding tank,^Hoj^e saii With just 15 seconds of exposure.

you can become unconKkWB, Hogle said.

Six people, iDcludiM two paramedics aiid 9 North SaltLake ^ice officer, were hospitalized briefly.

In Gary, Hatcher lifted an evacuation order Tuesday afternoon, nearly eight hours after a hydrochloric acid spill caused about 1,(NI0 people. In

cluding students at two i>ublic schoob, to flee the area around an industrial cleaning products com-

One person was hospitalized in critical coiidition, at least one other was

held overmight for observation, and the others were treated for minor

respiratory complaints and released, hospital spokesmen said.

Hatcher said the spill at Gary Products Co. apparently was discovered Monday ni^t by a company worker who failed in an attempt to stop the leak. City authorities were not notified until Tuesday morning, Hatcher said.

Suspected LSD Dealer Sets Off Bomb In Gburthouse

KOKOMO, Ind. (AP)-Amanwho i set off a bomb in a briefcase, ap-

i rparently killing himself and injuring

15 peopk during a break in his drug frial, told his mother he dreaded the 'four lO-yr prison tenns he could Jmvefaced.

: Robert Gray, 42, charged with two :oMmts of dealing a controlled ;substance, LSD, was believed to be -dBad in the blast Tuesday in the sheriffs office at the Howard County courthouse, said county prosecutor James Andrews.

The prosecutor, however, refused > hirther comment on Grays fate, as did other law enforcement officers.

Among the injured were Grays ; lawyer, Charles Scruggs, who was 'hospitalized in fair condition, and Shoiff John Beatty, who was in seriotts but stable condition with ' bums over 40 percent of his body and. other injuries.

' Tbe others injured, including two nolice officers, were listed in good or iiir condition, or were treated and yeleased.

- Scruggs said he saw Gray reach down to flip a switch on the briefcase lit the time of the explosion, a friend id the lawyer said.

^ Grays mother, Betty McKinley of Mark, said he told her he could not '.bear to think of spending a long time in jail. But she was mystified as to / Why he may have detonated the bomb.

I dont have an idea about what IWient through my sons head, she ;nid.

- Police later evacuated about 50 ' people from a three4)lock area surrounding Grays mobile home in ^Marion, 25 miles away, for about six HMNirs and found live bombs inside

iJudge Says ^X-Cars Safe

Washington (ap) - a federal :|udge, rejecting a proposed fine and ;recall of 1.1 million General Motors cars, said consumer complaints that the vehicles tend to skid and swerve Idangerously were only anecdotal ^accounts.

; U.S. District Judge Thomas Pen-'field Jackson on Tbesdasy ruled against the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in a suit alleg-;ing that GMs 1980 X-cars contained a design defect linked to 1,417 acci-. dents, including 18 fatalities and 400 to juries.

Since 1960, Pitt Countys population has increased from 69,942 to approx-imately 95,000.

the trailer, said Grant County Sheriff ItonMowery.

However, a state police bomb squad found only four^dummy sticks resemblii^ dynamite connected to timing device, said sheriffs Sgt. John Lawson. Deputies also found two water pistols resembling machine guns.

We believe someone occupied the house earlier in the evening and left these as a prank, Lawson added.

Officials also evacuated pa^ of the Chiysler Corp. transmission plant where Gray worked in Kokomo, and searched for explosives in the plant lockers used by Gray and his girlfriend, Andrews said. He did not identify the girlfriend or say if she was a suspect.

Gray ws carrying the briefcase

when he returned for the afternoon session of his trial ghd went into the sheriffs office to Confer with Scruggs, Andrews said, adding that authorities had some concern about that briefcase.

Scruggs said he had just asked Gray to go out in the hall to talk about what was in the briefcase when Gray said, Lets just end it here, accordh ing to Bob Shirley, a friend of the lawyer.

Gray was seated across the desk from the sheiff, with the case between his ankles, when the explosion occurred. He rached down and flip- a toggle switch on th case.

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Hie Veterans Administration led the surge late last week, boosting its rixed-rate, 30-year mortage from 8.5 percent to 9.5 percent, toe first time since August 1963 that the VA has imposed a full percentage point in-creaseat one time.

About the same time, the Federal

Home Loan Mortgage Corp. said its survey of market rates showed average fixed-rate mortgages at 9.27 percent in late March, im from 9.07 percent a week earlier. These rates do not include the add-on financing charge called points.

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ATLANTA (AP) - Veteran civ rights activist Julian Bond described reporters as sharks in the water and complained bitterly about coverage of his wifes allegation, since recanted, that he used cocaine.

, Ive never used cocaine. Never at all, Bond said on a radio talk show Tuesday.

At a news conference earlier, the former state senator said he was satisfied with his estranged wifes retraction of her allegation to police. As far as we are concerned, the matter is closed, he said.

He said he had not conunitted or been charged with any crime and pledge cooMraton with a federal grand jury which, according to news reports, is interested in the matter.

However, Bond vowed he would not take a drug test. I think its a real

invasion of my privacy, as this whole thing has been, he said on the talk

First, this involves a domestic dispute. And thats, although typically not for the Atlanta newspapers, but thats good newspaper fare...

Secondly, it involves dnias, and partcula!^ toe magic drug of today, cocaine. Tbats on everybodys lips and far too many people s noses and its a hot subjt today....

Then theres hint of some police impropriety and there are black political figures involved. So mix all this together and these people become like sharks in the water. Theres blood and theyre after it, he said.

Alice Bond has been separated for six months frmn her husband of 25

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She also named other prominent Atlantans as users or suppliers of the drug, but their names were not disdosed Bond, a founder of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Conunittee in toe 1960s, served 20 years in the Georgia Legislature before retiring last fall to run for Congress. He lost to his kM^ime civil rights colleague, John Lewis.

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Shrinking househdd size has attracted consi^rable attention in recent years, and the diift reflects changes both in the age pattern and sodm activities d the American pecfde, said Census Bureau population expert Campbell Gibson.

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By DOUG FISHER Associated Press Writer * YELLOW SPRINGS, Ohio (AP)-'Poppets have been a source of tlrsure and sometimes resentment ' in Jim Roses life. But they alwa^ have been more than just childs ptay.

Rose, 53, is the son of Rufus and Margo Rose, whose best-known marionette was Howdy Doody. Rose con-tmies the family tradition with a dne-man show Antioch Puppet theater.

1 cut my teeth on puppet legs, lit-*;. mlly, he said. Puppetiy is a natu-M to me because I was weaned on *'itie stuff, so they dont seem cute and niwterioustome.

His first performance was in a puppet version of *Rip Van Winkle^ at age 10.

Roses artistry goes beyond pup-' pets to a general love for theater m almost any form, especially its ^technical aspects.

.^'Audience is my first love, Rose laid, and puppets are his props. I 1 very much tuned in to creating a ' in my puppets which is ap-

dramatic readings, and has had parts in Antioch stage productions.

His favorite marionette is Pepito, a

ent^iner. Bose describes him^ an orphan who does not speak, primarily so Rose, who often walks l^ito in street fairs, can get the audience to concentrate on the mario-netteand its winsome smile.

As Rose manipulates Pepitos 18 strings, the marionette seems so lifelike one wants to reach out and shake its hand.

I dont know if its an extension of my^lf. I know that I make use of feelin^^ and experiences I have in designing the puppets. Rose said.

He says he has ^iped between SO and 100 puppets, mostly marionettes, and finos tnem to be a marvelous combination of theater arts, in-

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' Conn., high school, where there were i three drama coaches on the faculty, ^ had shown him the value of teaching, H not just performing, t Roses roots are here. His father I attended Antioch College in the 1930s as a business major and met his ; mother, Margo Skewis, at a Tony Sara puppet show in Xenia. She I wonea with the troupe as a painter I andsculptor.

They later formed the Professional Puppeteers of America, which will

* celeorate its 50th anniversary this I summer in Cincinnati.

; Rose graduated from Antioch in : 1966, thoi got a master of fine arts f degree from Yale. His goal alwaw ' was to return to Antioch to teach; he I wi chairman of the Antioch theater } dpartment from 1965 until it was ^ dh^vedinl984.

i Rose also performs in the Drama Trio, a group specializing in

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To add a special note of cheer to your kitchen, turn loose these beautiful butterflies - a coordinated set of crocheted kitchen accessories, functional as well as decorative. Included are covers for a standard toaster and electric can opener, two Iders and a clever coupon Ider to hang on the wall.

Three contrasting colors of worsted-weight, washable cotton yarn are used with a size G crochet nook to quickly finish this fun project.

Once you learn to crochet the butterflies from our easy-to-follow instructions, youre likely to find many other uses for them. Tack them onto

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Pat Trcxler

In many ways, Roses least-favorite puppet is Howdy Doody.

The freckle-faced television star of the 1960s was created by Frank Paris. But when Paris left and took his creation with him, NBC in 1952 asked Rufus and Mareo Rose to recreate the figure and most of the other characters.

Their Howdy Doody is the one most people remember. Rose said. The show gave his parents enough money to help put him through coUege, but Rose also admits resentment.

My first experience with that was to diklaim it as just for kids ... nothing but sound and noise, he said. Ive always been thought of by people who write articles as the son of Howdy Doody.

But he rejects the notion that puppetry is only for children, or is only an ODscure part of theater.

I think if we judge puppetry by a rather narrow scale of whether it sells on TV, were imposing our concepts on it. Its a prejudicial question, he said.

To look at puppetry as childs play is to deride the importance of puppetry as an ancient art and the importance of children, he said.

In my view there is no distinction to be made between a child and an adult, Rose said.

place mats, pillows, tissue box covers, afghans or whatever strikes your fancy. Using white and gold cotton crochiet threads and a smaller hook, you could even make a dozen as ornaments for next years Christmas tree.

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Dear Pat: I have lost my favorite crochet lace directions. Will you please send me the directions for nuddng the laces called Mile a Minute and Two Miles a Minute? Loretta P., Jacksonville, Fla.

Ive received several requests recently for these directions, so I will repeat my earlier column on this crochet trim, which is a tried-and-true favorite with many of you.

Dear Pat: I was crocheting lace today and showed it to my grand

mother. She told me you had written about a lace trim called Mile a Minute. She said mine was faster, and I decided to call it Two Miles a Minute lace.

I chain 6, insert hook in the next chain; yarnover and pull yarn through. I leave that yarn loop on the hook and pull up loops in all tlieest of the chains (as you do in afghan stitch). Then I yarnover and pufl the hook through all the loops and single

double crochet, chain 4, 1 doable crochet in the same sin^e crochet stitch. Repeat the steps given in the last sentence all along the edge to be trimmed.

As the names would indicate, each of these trims works up quickly and easily once you become familiar with the pattern.

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ROBERSONVILLE - Phyllis Elaine Corey of Raleigh and BranUy Brodt Braswell of Wadesboro were united in marraige at 3:30 pm Sa^y in the First Baptist Chiich

The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. James 0 H^ood.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. U>yall Corey of Robersonville. The bride^m is the son of Nancy Gibson of Winston-Salem and John T. Braswell of Matthews.

Music fw the ceremony was performed by Craig Everett, organist, of Farmville and Glenn Buck of Greenville, who played the trumpet.

The honor attendant was Linda Corey W(^rd, cousin of the bride, of Raleigh. Rebecca Thornton Thomas, cousin of the bride, of Durham; Amy Corey, cousin of the bride, of Robersonville; Beverly Braswell, sister of the bridegroom, of South Pasadena, Fla.; Shelly Whittington, sister of the bridegroom, of Winston-Salem, and Amanda Bethune Hall of Wilson were the bridesmaids.

ville, and John Andrews of Lexington.

The bride wore a white silk taffeta sown with a portrait neckline, i bodice ana dropped waistline.

The best man was the father of the bridegroon. Ushers were Loyall Corey Jr., brother of the bride, of Robersonville; Jim Whittington, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, of Winston-Salem; John McGee of Raleigh; Richard Spell of Jackson-

The gown featured short pouf sleeves, trimmed with French alen-con lace and seed pearls. The dress had a fuU skirt edged with alencon lace and the cathedral train featured a bistle back. Her veil of white English illusion was fingertip length and attached to a bandeau of alencm lace and seed pearls. She carried a cascade of rubrum lilies, white freesia, white tulips, pink sweetheart roses, variegated ivy and ruscus.

The honor attendant and the bridesmaids wore tea-length dresses of royal blue silk taffeta. They carried bouquets of red and white tulips, pink, prach and red gerbera daisies, ' iris and ruscus.

was held at the Country Club. Sylvia Corey of Greenville, greeted guests and Donna Harris of Raleigh presided at the register.

The bride attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel HiU School of Pharmacy. She is employed with Eli Lilly Pharmaceutical Co.

The bridegroom attended UNC-

Charlotte and is employed with Light Co.

Carolina Power and Lig|it .

After a wedding trip to California the couple will live in Wadesboro.

MRS. BRASWELL

Hat Designer Bucks Trend

ByJOHNPOMFRET Associated Press Writer

NEW YORK (AP) - To Marsha Akins, Popeye Doyle is about as cool as they come.

So cool, in fact, that Doyle, the New York City detective who brcrfie the French Connection heroin case, and his scrunchedndown porkpie hat set the theme for Ms. Akins newest line of mens headwear.

Ms. Akins designs hats, and in a time when mens fashion hats have been replaced by baseball caps touting broads, beer and booze, shes one of the bright spots in mens upscale headwear.

For an industry that reached its highwater mark in the 1910s, thats no mean feat.

Fashion hatters across the nation sold about 36 million items a year in that decade. Now only several million are sold annually, according to Roy Langenberg, a headwear industry specialist and the owner of Langenberg Hat Co. of Washington, Miss., the oldest hat company in the United States.

Indeed, only 20 percent of the $1 billion spent last year for hats went to the fashion end, he said.

Fashion hats have become a costume. Its no longer part of your wardrobe, said Jack Hyde, head of the Menswear Design and Marketing Department at New Yorks Fashion Institute of Technology. The big kick in the pants came at the end of World War II. All those GIs came home, and none of them wore hats.

The 1960s further added to the downfall with its focus on long hair.

Who was going to notice all those golden locks if you hid them under a hat?Hyde asked.

Americans moved further away from fashion headwear in the 1970s and 80s as the nations leisure time expanded, Langenberg said.

Outdoorsmens hats, backpacking hats, tennis hats those are the things that sell, Langenberg said. Fancy hats, fashion hats are a thing of the past.

But Ms. Akins has bucked the trend.

Using high-quality goods and

classic designs with a modem twist, Ms. Akins has carved a niche in fashion-forward wear for the head.

Its frivolous. Hats are just frivolous, said Ms. Akins. I used to think, How am I going to change the world making hats? But Im doing my bit.

Ms. Akins started her Makins Hats Co. in September 1974 in a dingy, fourth-floor, walk-up apartment in Manhattans East 20s, using an unemployment check of $90 as her first investment.

Id get w when the quiz shows started on Tv, around 10. And when Give Us This Day rolled around at about 6 in the morning. Id lay down, she said. But I was young, in my 20s, and when you want something bad you just do it.

Her days were filled with steam, hat blocks, felt and leather. She used her oven to bake the hats and a hock-shop sewing machine to stitch them.

It was Indian summer when I started. It was 90 d^rees outside and 190 inside, she said. I lost a lot of weight.

Alter two months of hustling, the orders began coming in. By December of that year, sine had her first factory.

Three years later she won a now- defunct COTY American Fashion Critics Award for injecting excitement into the long-dormant category of mens headwear. In 1983, she won a Cutty Sark Fashion Award for accessory designing.

Her hats are all hand-made, pulled and stretched over a wood block by skilled craftsmen, with each one

Bergdorf Goodman, among other retail outlets.

Ms. Akins wouldnt reveal how much she makes, but its enough to keep me happy in my nine-room West Sideci^.^

Makins newest line, a series of about a dozen black hats, takes its inspiration from Popeye Doyle, the after hours clubs in Harlem in the 1960s and the French film noir movement. It evokes an urban melancholy of rain-soaked alleyways and men in dark coats smoking cigarettes under street lamps.

There are porkpies, fedoras and berets, in soft fur felt, retailing from $45 to $75 each.

The future in hats is here, she said, pointing to the collection. Its not in nasebaU caps. If hats are going to survive, theyve got to evolve.

I make the hats to go with p^ pies personality. she said. ^Theyre mood setters. My customers grow very attached to them.

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with ex-convicts and poorer folks. Thats where I can have a little effect, said the former political activist and self-described child of the 60s.

From the little apartment in the East 20s, Makins Hats has grown to a company of 17 employees, with hats featured in Bloomingdales, Marshall Fields, Nieman Marcus and

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DEARABBY: Maybe if I write this letter to you it will be easier to live

with myself. The doctor told me that my husband had only one year to live, and if I didnt tell him, he would!

We had been a devoted married couple for 55 years, and I couldnt bear the thou^t of his hearing such terrible news from a doctor, so the task was mine. It took me three months to get up the courage to tell him, and when I fmally did, we both cried and clung to each other. Abby, it was so sad to see him living without hope. Although he lived six months longer than the doctor predicted, I feel certain that if 1 hadnt told him such discouraging news, hed still be alive, living with faith and hope.

He died nve years ago today, and I still feel guilty for tellmg him. Abby, the Lord knows how much time ive left. How I wish I had never

Dear Abby

Abigail Van Buren

DEAR ABBY: My hobby is amateur photography. I enjoy enlarging and framing my pictures artistically and giving them as gifts. The sub^ iects are generally in good taste landsca^, scenic shots, historical sites ana interesting city scenes.

I was recently invited to a friends wedding in New York, so I framed several skyline pictures I had taken of Manhattan and gave them to the couple as a wedding gift. They will be livii^ in Florida, so I thought this ' be an appropriate gift since

both of yon, then she conUl have given something less personal if she objected to your selection. For her to have called your gift tacky was rather tacky her and unkiiid as weU.

1 think a Manhattan scene, tr-sonally photographed and artistically framed by yon, was most ap-_ were married in

inhattan.

(For Abbys booklet, What Every Teen-Ager Ought to Know, send a check or money order for $2.50 and a long, stamped (39 cents), self-addressed envelope to: Dear Abl^, Teen Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Monpt Mmris, 111.61054.)

told him. - E.M., HOLIDAY, FLA.

DEAR E.M.: Please dont feel ty. Most doctors believe terminally ill patients should be told that they are seriously ill, and possibly terminal, so that they can get their affairs in order. But 1 agree with you, when all hope for recovery is gone, the patient loses the will to live, which could contribute greatly to an earlier demise.

Yon are obviously still grieving and tormented by undeserved guilt. Please contact a senior cimens center near you. Most offer grief therapy and support groups. Good luck and God bless.

they were mamed in Manhattan. My girlifriend thought my gift was tacky. She says art is a very personal thing.

and this couple may feel obligated to display my pictures, even if they dontlikethem.

I enjoy giving gifts that I have created. This seemingly trivial disagreement has caused a major argument. Id like your opinion. -Wl.H., CLEARWATER, FLA.

DEAR W.E.H.: Was the gift you gave the New York couple a gift from you alone, or was it a gift from you and your girlfriend? If it was from

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Sr has been elected president of the ealth Insurance Association of America.

The associations directors named

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cent of the health insurance the United States.

For the past seven years, Schramm has directed the Johns Hopkins Center for Hospital Finance ana Management, a ^think tank that he founded.

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

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

Wedding forms and pictures

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Obituaries

r NEW Y(mK (AP) ~ stock prices idvMKed strongly in early trading l^y.

> At 14a.nL, the Dow Jones industri-II average stood at 2,281.96, up 28.96

EIts. In the previous four sessions, doKly watched index had lost 18points.

r Gainers outpaced losers by almost Sto-1, with 1,006 issues up, 218 down |nd 9undian^d.

tVohime on the New York Stock Ex-ttaiM totaled 36.84 million shares. On Thesday, 266.54 million shares Ainged hands, the heaviest trading fhice Jan. 23, when volume hit a re-ford 302.39 sires.

^ Ihe phm^ dollar; the swelling Onde deficit; rising interest rates; worries over escalating trade ten-

Mrs. Evelyn Clark Joimsoo, 67, of Route 2, Box 387-B, Yulee, Fla., died Tuesday.

Her funeral win be conducted at 11 a.m. Thursday at Oxley-Hurd Fimeral Chapel in Femandina Bttdi,F1a.

A native of Grimesland, she had d^rees from East Carolina University and Emory University and was a

been undermining the markets lonfidence in recent days.

^ But just the same, some positive

^ In the last half-hour Tuesday, the lOarket had shaved off about 30 from what had been a 65-point ing that at least a :-term floor had been reached.

Also, U.S. stocks were sharply liigher in European trading over-as the ooUar, which plummeted Tuesday, rebounded against iKMt major currencies.

In New York, bondprices were also

Surviving are her husband, Marion Johnson; two sons, Jimmy Johnson of Yulee, Fla., and Donald Johnson of Greenville, S.C.; three sisters, Mrs. Mary Lou Buck of Route 3, Greenville, Mrs. Lucille Sanders of Apex and BIrs. Linelle Warren of Forn^, Texas; two brothers, James Cedi Clark of Greenville and Donald Clark of Fort Worth, Texas, and three grandchildren.

Patrick

Mr. Lamon (Coot) Patrick died Tuesday in Pitt County Memorial Hospital. Arrangements will be announced by Flanagan Funeral Home.

GRIFTON - Mr. William A. Phillips of B^ant Apartments died Tues(uy in Grifton. Arrangements will be announced by Norcott and Company Funeral Home, Ayden.

By 10 a.m., the New York Stock Exchanges index of all its listed Issues stood at 160.29,upl.98.

[: At the American Stock Exchange, i market value index was up 1.55 at

Tuesday, the Dow Jones of 30 industrials fell 34.09 I to 2,252.98, hard on the heels of ays 51.7lT^int loss.

Losing issues outnumbered gainers ^ about 10-to-l, with 1,646 issues

"Die NY^s composite index fell 3.83 points to 158.31. At the American Stock Exchange, the market value index was down 7.97 at 326.11.

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^ ^ ^ died Tuesday in Albemarle Villa

^on S?^ Nursing Home in WilUamston. Ar-

Firta^ 35% 35% 35% ranguneots wiU be announced hy

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GaPadf 45 45% 45% imersoD Funcral Kune.

Goodrich 51% 51% 51%

Goodyear 96% 86% 58%

^ ^ Cannon

SgSSi 3^ 35 ST. ALBANY, N.Y.-Mr. WUbert

ffiSSS* " % % Cannon, formerly of Grifton, N.C.,

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El His funeral wUl be conducted

btpaiwr 111 109% 110% Thursday at 10 a.m. in Majority Bap-

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westptpep 64 63% 84 * Writer Bots Pasteniak and had

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WimiDix 44% 44% 44% Mral Sinvipt intplkvtiuik

Wodwrth 48% 48% 48% CTO ^VlCl UUWieC^IS.

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xabp 74 71% n Gorbachevs propyds new ideas

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Ashland Oil....................... 59% of them.

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Fieidcrest Mills.................................37% Gwhachev as virtually daring the

e V...........................S Reagan administration to take

Halteras Inc. Securities........................20

Hilton Hotel Corp...............................83V M^jWUponitS offer.

Jefferson Pilot...................................29% What are you afraid of? the

...............................aicy quoted Gorbachev as saying.

Interstate " n% We are for a reUaWe agreement

Wickes.............................. 3% with the most stringent andall-brac-

Piedmont Aviation.............................67% inu control

Southmark Corporation......................10%

United Telecommunications..................28 Gorbachev expressed the

Dominion Resources..........................40% readiness to record an agreement on

overth^itcr......................M!*)

Branch Bank...........................37% to J7% fh* Soviet Umons obligation to elrni-

Pianters National Bank...............18% to 19 inate its shorter-range missiles

withm a relaUvely ^ and clearly

Southern National Bank 28% to 28% defined time frame, Tass said.

Bank.............................17% to 18 Tbe offer covers short-range Soviet

North Carolina Natural Gas 17% to 18%

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VANCTBORO - Mrs. Louise Howell WUsoD, 67, died Bionday in Fayetteville. Her residence was Route 2, linden.

Her funeral will be conducted IlHinday at 2 p.m. in the Wilko^ Funeral Chapd in Vanceboro by the Rev. James M. Norton. Burial will be in the Celestial Memorial Gardens.

Bin. Wilson, a native of Lenoir County, lived in Vanceboro for some time. ^ had lived near Fayetteville since 1949 and was a retired employee of Roses Stores Inc. She was a member of Nortbwood Temple Pentecostal Holiness Church.

She is survived 1^ her husband. Henry Leon Wilson; three sons, Tim Wilson of Linden, Ken Wilson and Richie Wilson, both of Fayetteville; four daughters, BIrs. Faye W. Powell of Hope Blills, BIrs. Sue W. Gimble of Raeford, BIrs. Linda W. Long of Morehead City and Bln. Karen W. Ehman of Fayetteville; three brothen, Dewey Howell of Newi

Family visitation at the fiineral homei^ be from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. today.

which have a range of 350 to 600 miles, has been a sticking point in negotiations to eliminate the sup^-powers medium-range missiles in Europe, a goal shared by both Moscow and Washington. Medium-range missiles have a range of 600 to 3,000 miles.

The Tass account said Shultz insisted on the U.S. right to draloy short-range missiles to match those that would remain in the western

Roger Howell of New Bern and I Howell of San Diego; three sisters, BIrs. Doris Phillip of Raleigh, BIrs. Zelphia Sumerel of New Bern and Bin. Annie Drew Smith of Deep Run; 13 grandchildren; two step^rand-children, and two great-grandchildren.

Space Pact Is Signed

MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet Union and United States today signed an agreement on cooperation in

(CoBtiRuedfromA-l) taken to the Inrig at ()uantico.

^ The Associated Press reported last wtA that at least one other Marine guard had become the subject of in-I questioning by military inves-

Cooper LaserSoiucs 115/16 to 21/16 5?^. ^ployed in

Farm Fresh............................14% to 15% Czechoslovakia and East Germany.

Regarding Star Wars, the U.S. program for developing a space-

pl A A J ^Bed missile defense formally

I HfOA aAFA AAfrACtAfl called the Strategic Defense Initia-

I III ^ I ^91 tive, Tass today quoted Gorbachev as

, . . saying, We look for compromise

sedition to Bracy to improve its case **

against Lonet^. , * H said Gorbachev wanted Star

Sims declined to conunent on that Warc racaarrh rpctrirtprf tn Wt,sayi epre.M^^ id Ita hS:

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A news blackout was m e^ffect for Lonetrees heari^, which got Reagan has rejected previous

u^y at 9 a.m EOT. LoMtrNs soviet demands to Umit Stir Wats

testingtolaboratories.

UiCT expected the Hanoe Com to sj(3 Barbara, Calif., where

call several witnesses against toir Reagan j, vacationing, deputy While

House press secretary Dan Howard

said: I can say that the ideas pre-

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Soviet Union. Washington has no short-range missiles deployed in Europe, though the West Ctennans have 71.

The Soviets have 130 short-range missiles in East Germany, Czechoslovakia and the western Soviet Union.

The Soviet news agency also said Gorbachev was prepared to eliminate battlefield tactical missiles. The two sides have thousands of such weapons with ranges of up to 350 miles.

Tass charged, Tbe U.S. leadership is practically unprepared to act vigorously, to go its pirt of the way.

Shultz, in a 4V^-bour meetipg with Gorbachev, delivered a new invitation from Reagan to go to Washington for a summit meeting this year. But Gorbachev stressed that any summit should produce solid results, saying: This cannot be just a stroll.

fl purposes, the official Tass news agency said.

The agency said the agreement was signed by Secretary of State George P. Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A. Shevardnadze.

The two men met today, the last day of Shultzs three-day visit to the Soriet Union.

Tass provided no details of the

Obituary

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Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Worthington Dail, 60, died Tuesday.

Hie funeral service wiU be conducted at 11 A.M. Thursday in Uie Wilkerson Funeral Chapel by Rev. Stewart LaNeave. Burial will be in the Winterville Ceme-(ny.

BIrs. Dail, a native of Winterville, had been a resident of Greiville fw twoity-five years. She attended the Winterville Schools and East Carolina Uni-versite and received her AB and BIA degrees there. She was an elemaitary public school teacher and tauf^t in the Pitt County school system for thirty-one years, retiring in 1980. She was a member of Hooker Memcvial Christian Church. Her husband, Billy Warren Dail, died in January, 1987.

Surviving are a son, Gregory Warren Dail of Greenville; one dau^ter, Mrs. Anne Dail Bryant of Snow Hill; two grandchildren: David Stephen Bryant and Kelly Elizabeth Biyant, both of Snow Hill; three brothers: Julian J. Worthington and Alva W. Worthington, both of Winterville, and Fr^ A. Worthington of Gned ville; and two sisters: BIrs. Luctfe W. Hahn of New Bern and Blirs. Pauline W. Yelverton of Route 2, Fremont.

The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 7-9 P.M. Wetteesday and at other times wiU be at the home 1722 Knollwood Drive.

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P'ously in Moscow, was initially ioned in Brasilia and then recalled to the United States. But the iources added that he had not been moved to ()uantico; was still being questioned, and had not been arrested as yet.

.. When we have someone who we want to charge, well arrest him, laid Sims. And we havent made ^ more arrests.

: Besides Lonetree and Bracy, the llarine Corps has charged one other 8arine with espionage - Sgt. John J. eirick, who work^ as a guard at U.S. CMisulate in Leningrad in land 1962.

;0n Tuesday, the Pentagon announced that four guards formerly Rationed in communist-bloc countries were being recalled from Austria for questioning about alleged traternizatkm with residents of War-

?w Pact countries.

Earlier, the Pentagon said it was ikalling for questioning the entire $-man guard detachment in Moscow ihd the six-man unit posted to Len-Run-ad.

Meanwliile, Tbe New York Times Imported today that the Bfarine Corps hi having trouble gathering evidenre la prosecute Lonetree and Bracy. Of-ffciali not identified in the story were dted as saying the Reagan administration was divided over whether to give immunity from pro-

The hearing is part of what is known as an Article 32 investigation, which is similar to a grand jury hear-ii^ in the civilian legal system. A military hearing officer, Maj. Robert J. Nourie, must review the adequacy of the evidence against Lonetree. Bracys Article 32 investigation is to begin on Thursday.

Nourie must recommend to the commanding general at (^ntico whether Lonei^ should be cmirt-martialed and, if so, whether he should be tried on all charges filed by the Marine Corps.

Lonetrees pre-trial hearing was recessed last month following the corps decision to increase the number of charges auinst him. Those new charges ~ bringing the total to 24 counts - disclosed that investigators now believe Lonetree and another mrd allowed Soviet agents inside the Moscow emtossy on numerous occasions last year.

sented in Tass are interesting ar would take them seriously if true. He said any such proposal must be disciKsed with NA'TO allies.

Hie issue dt short-range missiles.

Enrollment

BEUING (AP) - Chinas colleges and universities will enroll 620,000 new students this year, 8 percent more than last year, the official Xinhua News Agency said today.

The report quoted Uu Zhongde, vice minister m the State Education Commission, as saying schools have been expanded to accommodate the extra students and living conditions are being improved.

Students long have complained about crowded, spartan living conditions and bad food in college dormitories.

WINTERVHuLE - A WinterviUe police car was hit by gunfire at 2:50 a.m. today while on patrol at A.G. Cox school on C3iurch Street at Sylvania Drive, Police Chief R.J. Terrel said.

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Stadium Drive Set To Open

A luncheon will be held today at the Greenville Country Club to kick off the fund-raising drive for the new athletic complex in Greenville for use by Rose High School. The drive will be for the Hrst phase of the project, which

will construct the football-track stadium. The complex, shown in this photo-overlay, will be behind the Boys* Club and Greenville Middle School off Hooker Road and Arlington Boulevard.

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Rose Crushes Wilson Fike

By WOODY PEELE Reflectw Sports Editor Robbie McDonald drove in five runs, three on a home run, and Tom Moye collected four hits and came on to win in relief as Rose High School lambasted Wilson Fike, 22-5, in Big East baseball action Tuesday.

Fike, which has yet to wm in five Big East chances, came out strong, scoring three times in the first inning. Rose came back, however, to score five in the bottom of the first, then saw Fike close it back to 54 in the second.

But in the third, the bottom fell out for the Ctolden Demons as the Rampants stormed over eight runs, then added seven more in the fourth.

We reaUy swung the bats well today, a pleased Coach Ronald Vincent said. I thought the double plays in the second and third innings really swung the momentum to us. After that, it seemed like everything we hit feUinforus.

Vincent admitted early concern.

Baby Vikings Rip Eaglets

HOLLYWOOD - D.H. Conley took a KM) win over West Craven in high school jayvee baseball action Tuesday.

Travis Clemons tossed a two-hitter for the win. Paul Jackson collected three hits to lead the Vikes, who im-j^ve to 7-2 overall and 2-1 in the Coastal Conference. The Vikings return to action Thursday.

however. 1 dont think we were quite ready to play when we came into the game, but fortunately for us, we were able to come back on the field.

Fike, now 4-7 overall, started out like it had come to pull off the big upset. With (Hie out, Jeff Barnes silked and Doug Flowers followed wim a double. A passed ball let Barnes score and Steve Schmidt walked. Keith Hines gnnmded out, scoring Flowers, and a wild pitch let courtesy runner Kevin Satterfield score.

Rose quickly came back to take the lead with five big runs in the bottom of the inning.

Greg Jones led off with a walk and Jason Galloway also drew a free i. Axel SmiUi was hit by a pitch, the bases. Curtis Perkins scored Jones but caught alloway going to third. McDonald then siiii^l to drive in Smith and when the ball was thrown away on the relay, Perkins also sciH'ed. McDonald moved all the way to third on the play. He scored on a single by Moye, and Tim Moore reached on an error. Scott Davis doubled to left center, scoring Moye with the fifth run.

Fike came back to close it to 5-4 with a run off a homer by Kevin Bowen to lead off the inning.

Moye then came on in relief of starter Tim Clark, and pitched the next three frames, pickuig up the win. He allowed only three other baserunners, while McDonald, who earned a save over the final three frames, let only one man reach base and te scored.

That came in the fifth when Elliott

Hicks singled and moved tp second on an error on the play. A wild pitch moved him to third and he scored on Barnesground out.

By then, however, it was academic. Rose had scored eight times in the third to put the game out of reach.

With one away, Moye singled and courtesy runner Dallas McPherson stole second. Moore then slapped the ball out of the park in left, a two-run shot. Davis followed that up with a solo shot, also to left, making it 8-4.

Hunter Clark kept it going with a single to right and Jones singled him toiird. A wild pitch allowed Clark to score and put Jones on second. He stole third and scored on a double by Smith. Perkins walked and McDonald finished it off with a three-run shot that made it 13-4.

Rose then added seven more in the fow^, With one away, Jones walked and Galloway singled. Smith walked to load the bases and walks to Perkins and McDonald forced in two runs. Two more then scored on a double by Moye, and another pair on a single by Moore. Moore finisned off the scoring, coming in on a double by Jimmy Gillihan.

That made it 204.

Rose added two more in the fifth. Jeff Mahoney walked and Perkins singled. A wild pitch scored Mahoney and Perkins later scored on a balk.

Moye with four hits and Moore and

Little's Clutch Hit Lifts Chargers By Jaguars, 9-8

By TOM MORRIS Reflector Sports Writer

LITTLEFIELD - AydenGrifton coach Chris Ross said Ty Little did just what you would expect of an allconference shortstop after Little had the game-winning hit in the Chargers 9-8 win over Farmville Central in an Eastern Plains Conference baseball game.

Little lined a shot between second and third that scored Ronnell Peterson and Daryl Moye to give the Chargers a 9-7 lead over the Jaguars in the sixth inning.

It was his only hit but it came at a time when we most needed it, Ross said. He did exactly what youd expect an all-conference shortstop to do.

The Chargers then held off the Jaguars in the seventh as Todd Miller came on in relief and got the final two outs of the inning.

Littles hit broke a 7-7 tie. Peterson had singled with one out to get things started in the sixth. He moved to second on an error on the catcher. Moye then reached on a walk and both runners advanced on a wild pitch to set up Littles heroics.

Littles hit spoiled a big comeback by the Jaguars who trailed 7-2 after

Davis with two each led Rose at the plate. Flowers had two to pace Fike.

Rose is now 9-1 overall and 5-0 in Big East play. The Rampants travel to face top rival Wilson Hunt on Thursday.

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replaced by cixirtesy runner James Woodard, who later came home on an error after Swanson was put out to make it 2-1.

The Chargers added three more runs in the bottom of tbe second.

Todd Miller opened with a single. Billy Miller then reached on a bunt which Vandiford mishandled when he slipped. Peterson followed with a walk and the bases were loaded. Little then hit into a fielders choice that scored Miller. An error on the play allowed two more runs to score and the Chargers had built up a 5-1 advantage.

FarmvUle countered with a run in the third when Billy Barnhill walked and came home on a single by Vandiford.

The Chafers, though, added two more runs in the bottom of the third. Steven Tucker doubled, followed by a bunt single scored him. Billy Miner followed with a single and then stole second. An error on the catcher allowed Todd Miller to secure and make it 7-2.

Early on we just mishandled a lot of balls in the infield and we never were able to overcome it even though we tied it up, said Farmville coach Bill Davis.

three innings of play and eventually The Jaguars fall to 2-7 overall and

came back to tie it in the sixth. HintheEPC.

Farmville rallied with a four-run Its tough on the kids, Davis

fourth inning that pulled the Jags said. As long as we keep our heads within 7-6. up and keep swinging the bats, well

Kevin Huber started -things off get our share of Ws (wins). They when he reached on an error. Chris havent given up. Thats a big plus. Ross followed with a single before The Chargers improve to 54 Eddie Little notched a single that overaUand3-2intheEPC. scored Huber. Ross came home on a FarmviUe returns to action Friday

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Farmville jumped on top first when Burnette singled with one out and came home on a single by Shea TerreU.

The Chargers came back to take the lead in the bottom of the opening inning.

Moye opened with a single, stole second and came home on Andy Swansons single. Tony McLawhorn followed with another single and was

ECU Takes Two Wins

Forced At Third

Rose High Schools Jason Galloway (11) is forced out at third base by Fike defender Brian Warren during first inning action Tuesday. Galloway was forced out on a ground ball

by Curtis Perkins that also drove in Greg Jones with the first Rampant run of the day. The Rampants went on to record a 22-5 victory in the game. (Reflector Photo by Cliff Hollis)

RICHMOND, Va. - East Carolina swept a pair of softbaU games from Virginia Commonwealth University Tuesday, winning the opener, 9-3, andtheni^tcap,6-3.

The Lady Pirates jumped on the Lady Rams for three runs in the first inning, but VCU came back with one in the second and two in the third to tie it up.

Then, in the fourth, ECU puslmd over two to wrap it up. Kathy Schrage and Mickey Ford both scored on a single by Eva Hughes to make it 5-3.

ECU added three more in the fifth and one in the seventh to wind up the scoring.

Jeannie Murray and Hugh each had two hits, and each drove in three runs. Wanda MUler led VCUs attack with two hits.

In the second game. East Carolina scored once in the first, but VCU came back with three in the bottom of the inning to lead for the first time on the day. The Lady Pirates, however, scored single runs in the second andttiirdtotieitup.

In the fourth, Murray singled, stole second and came around to score on an error to put ECU back in front to stay. Lynda Barrett hit a solo homer in the fifth and the Lady Pirates got one more in the seventh to comfdete the scoring.

Murray and Barrett each had two his to lead the Lady Pirates, while Patricia Wattman had two for VCU. East Carolina is now 18-12-1 on the and was to play host to Seton 11 today.

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Comebacks Aid Dodgers' Ref urn

By BILL BARNARD AP Sports Writer Pedro Guerreros back, the Los Anfl^ relievers are back and so are tbeuodgers.

Guerrero, who was out of the starting lineup for four games as Los Angeles lost its first five, hit a pair of two^ RBI singles, including the

Sme-winner in the 12th inning, as i Dodgers rallied for a 3-2 victory over the Houston Astros on Tuesday

We needed this game,* Guerrero said. It was important for us, especially with Mike Scott pitching (tonight).

It was the fourth consecutive vicU^ ry for the Dodgers after their 04 start, which saw their relief pitchers falter.

But in two victories over Houston, Brian Holton allowed only one run in five innings on Monday night and the Dodgers relief corps shut out the Astros for the final seven innings on Tuesday, including the last two by TomNiedenfuer, 1-0.

Write something nice about the relief pitchers, Manager Tom Lasorda said. It was a p^ty good game for them to win. Im happy not only with the fact that we won the game, but everyone contributed. Niedenfuer pitched with his heart and his arm. He got out of a lot of jams.

In other NL games, it was New York 7, Philadelphia 5; Cincinnati 6, Atlanta 3; Montreal 9, St. Louis 4,

and San Francisco 3, San Diego 2.

Mariano Duncan opened the 12th with a walk off loser (^rlie Kerfeld, 0-1, and was sacrificed to second by Dave Anderson. Ken Landreaux was walked intentionally before Duncan advanced to third on a fly ball by Alex Trevino.

Guerrero, who had singled in the tying run in the eighth inning, then laccri Kerfelds first pitch into center field for the game-winning hit. ' When Guerrero left the field after the hit, he and Kerfeld exchanged words, and it appeared for a moment that a fight mipt break out.

Ive got no respect for him anymore,^ Kerfeld said. It might come badr to haunt him. I dont know what his problem is.

All hes got to do is get me out, Guerrero said of Kerfeld. I dont know what he was saying. He wanted to fight. The pitch (that won the game) was a fastball right where I wanted it.

Houston starter Danny Darwin took a four-hit shutout into the eighth inning, but the Dodgers ralliedfor two runs to tie the game.

Darwin hit Duncan with a pitch and then balked him to second before Steve Sax doubled to make it 2-1. Sax then came home on Guerreros first

Giants 3, Padres 2 San Francicso boosted its record to 7-2, equalling its best start since 1979, wMle San Diego fell to 1-7, its worst beginning since 1974.

Bob Melvin hit his fourth homer of the year all against the Padres -to give the Giants a 2-0 lead in the second.

San Francisco extended the margin to 3-0 in the third after starting pitcher Mark Davis missed his first major-league home run by indies. He settlcri for a triple off the left-oenter field wall and scored on Chili Davisgroundout.

Expos 9, Cardinals 4 Montreal became the last major-league team to win its first game of the season as Jeff Red drove in four

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Bill Dmrans first homer gave the Astros a 2-0 lead in the fifth.

shutout innings against St. Louis.

Reed had a three-run double in the first inning and an RBI single in the fifth, andllm Wallach added three RBI with a sacrifice fly and a two-run single for the Expos, now 1-5.

Iibbs, 1-1, took a three-hit shutout into the ninth inning, but Tommy Herr had a two-run double and Jack dark an RBI single for the Cardinals before Bob Mcdure got the last three outs. Mcdure surrendered a sacrifice fly to Jim Lindeman.

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Wilson Fike won two of the three doubles matches and came away with a 6-3 tennis victory over Rose

Tennis Roundup

non-conference foe North Duplin

had stayed m the match with two wins in the singles, but could only win one of the doubles matches to halt the Fike parade.

The match was hard fought with two matches going to split sets, and several others decided on tiebreakers.

Rose is now 2-5 and travels to Wilson Hunt on Thursday.

Summary:

Tuesday.

The Jaguars were extended only

Plains Conference play. They return to action on Thursday, traveling to North Duplin.

Summary:

once on the afternoon as A1 Hedgepeth took three sets to down JeffB^.

Farmville is now 84 and plays host to Rosewood on Thursday.

Summary:

Lee Dunn (F) d. David Ruiz, 6-7 (7-5), 6-3,64.

Ben Harrison (R) d. Jose Herrero, 7-5,' 44,7-6(7-5).

Glenn Clark (F) d. Brian Marlowe, 6-1,6-2.

Jason Woodard (F) d. Luis Maestre, 6-3, 6-2.

Tomas Townsend (F) d. Howard Resnik, 6-2,6-2.

Neal Creech (R) d. Ted Rhodes, 7-6 (7-0)>3.

Ruiz-Josh Hickman (R) d. Dunn-Woodard,(Mi(9-7).

Herrero<1ark (F) d. Harrison-Maestre, 94(7-4),

Townsend-Rhodes (F) d. Creech-Ron Dunn. 84.

Exhibitions: Ben Thompson (F) d. Jason Dohm, 84; Reggie Harrison (F) d. SeanFrekle,94.

A1 Hedgepeth (FC) d. Jeff Byrd. 6-2,34,

Chris Wade (FC) d. Ellis Guy, 6-3,6-1. iDarreU Case (FC) d. Jonathan Fonville, 6-1,6-1.

Danny Morris (FC) d. Kelly Anderson, 6-1,6-1.

- Jeff Mozingo (FC) d. Chip Phillips, 6-2,

Matt Mills (FC) d. Scott Justice, 6-1,64. Eric Shine-HedgepeU) (FC) d. Byrd-Anderson, 84.

Jay Morris-Troy Barnes (FC) d. Guy-Fonville, 8-5.

Wade-Mills (FC) d. Phillips-Justice, 84. Exhibitim: Tommy Murphy (FC) d. Gene Flinta, 6-2, 6-1; Jim Burke (FC) d. Jeff Morse, 8-2.

A1 Davis (AG) d. Read Dawson, 6-2,6-3.

Chico Spruill (AG) d. Wade Walston, 34, 6-2,6-!.

Paul Cannon (AG) d. EddieFulford, 6-7, 6-2,64.

Steve Putnam (GC) d. Jody Tingen, 64, 64.

Eric Miller (GC) d. Ciiad Docsh, 7-5,6-3.

Paul Grantham (GC) d. Shannon White, 64,6-1.

Spruill-Cannon (AG) d. Dawson-Waut(m,84.

Davis-Docsh (AG) d. Wes Sugg-Craig Sparrow, 8-2.

Patrick Miller-Chris Small (GC) d. Tingen-JiIIBulow,84.

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FARMVILli: Farmville Central rolled up a 94) tennis victory over

victory Greene (Antral Tuesday.

The victory boosted the Chargers to 3-5 overall and 1-2 in Eastern

Jaguars Race By Conley, S. Wayne

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D.H. Conley took all but one of the singles matches en route to a 6-3 win over West Craven in high school tennis action Tuesday.

Conley improves to 2-7 overall and 14 in the Coastal Conference and returns to action Thursday at West Carteret.

Summary:

Jay Jones (C) d. Joey Jones 24,7-5,6-3

Chris Lindsey (C) d. Eric Zittoun 34,6-3, 6-2 I

Ola Manson (C) d. Eric Amthor 6-2,64

Derrick Harrell (C) d. Richard Wertin 6-3,64

Andre Zittoun (WC) d. Jeff Bennett 7-5, 6-1

Barry Furlough (C) d. Bobby Johnson 6-1,7-5

Jones-E. Zittoun (WC) d. Jones-Lindsey 84

Manson-Harrell (C) Wertin-Amthor8-2 Nicole Harris-Sandy Harris (WC) d. n-AtiklGI

Albert Newman-Atik Kikani 84

FARMVILLEFarmville Central had little trouble in rolling up another track victory 'Tuesday, downing visiting D.H. Conley and Southern Wayne.

Tbe Jaguars finished the day with 126 points while Conley was far back in second with 41. Southern Wayne collected only four points.

Tyrone Joyner won the long and triple jumps, Greg Blue took the 100 and 220-yard dashes, and Marty Baker won the mile and two-mile runs to pace the Jaguars.

Farmville returns to action on Thursday, traveling to South Lenoir while Conley is at East Carteret.

Summary:

Shot put: Kei. Barrett (FC) 46-V4; Tripp (FC)

) 444; Kev. Barrett (FC) 4M; White (FC) 404'^.

Discus: White (FC) 1294; Kev. Barrett (FC) 121-5; Tripp (FC) 117-8^; Kei. Barrett (FC)964V4.

High jump: R. Gorham (FC) 54; Green (C) S4.

Pole vault: Tripp (FC) 104; D. Barrett (FC) 94.

Long jump: Joyner (FC) 214; Harper (C) 194>A; Johnson (FC) 18-6;Moore(SW)17-10>yk.

Triple jump: Joyner (FC) 46-10; Daniels (C) 3I0; Mallison (C) 26-8.

120 high hurdles: R. Gorham (FC)

16.8; V. Gorham (FC) 19.57; Griffin (020.53; Morgan (SW) 22.77.

100: Blue (FC) 10.7; Jones (C) 10.8; C. Williams (FC) 11.22; Jordan (FC) 11.3.

Mile: Baker (FC) 4:54.9; K. Williams (FC) 5:05; McLawhorn (C) 5:14.0; Streeter (FC) 5:15.3.

440: Moore (FC) 55.0; V. Gorham (FC) 56.5; Mercer (FC) 57.5; Lofton (SW) 1:00.16.

330 intermediate hurdles: Simmons (C) 44.44; R. Gorham (FC) 44.55; Hardison (FC) 50.06; Morgan (SW) 51.27.

880: K. Williams (FC) 2:17.3; Saunders (FC) 2:22; Streeter (FC) 2:26; Lang (FC) 2:27.63.

220: Blue (FC) 24.07; C. Wilams (FC) 25.57; Harper (C) 25.7; Jones (025.9.

Two-mile: Baker (FC) 10:44.4; McLawhorn (C) 12:35.33; Mallison (C) 12:33.4; Worthington (C) 13:19.55.

880 relay: Farmville Central (Mercer, Moore, Bandy, D. Barrett) 1:38.7; Conley 1:38.9.

440 relay: Farmville Central (Blue, Bandy, C. Williams, Joyner) 47.0; (Jonley 49.1.

Mile relay: Farmville Central (Joyner, Johnson, R. Gorham, Moore) 3:52.6; Conley 4:01.11.

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By BILL BARNARD AP Basketball Writer

It was obvious to Denver Coach Doug Moe in the second half which team most wanted to win the game.

The Nuggets, needing a victory to clinch the 16th and final NBA playoff berth, outscored Portland 81-54 after halftime Tuesday night and beat the Trail Blazers 142-114.

T was scared to death in the first half, Moe said. T could teU that Portland was flat and I thought if we came out and got after it, we could pull them out. This was one we needed to win and one they didnt. Obviously, we had a lot more to play for.

Denvers decisive victory eliminated Phoenix from the playoff picture, but Moe still wants to make up a 1^-g^ deficit against Seattle in the fmal days of the regular season. If the Nuggets dont, they must play the Los Angeles Lakers, who have a 64-15 record, in the first round.

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beat the Lakers, Moe said. What we have to do is get our game at the top level and hope that Im wroitf.

In other NBA games, it was ueve-land 113, New Jersw 95; Phoenix 132, Sacramento 123; (kilden State 117, Los Angeles Qippers 108; and Seattle 103, Utah 102.

Alex English led four Denver players with more than 20 points by scoring 30. Lafayette Lever had 26, Blair Rasmussen 23 and Mike Evans 21.

E^h became the 16th leading all-time career scorer in NBA history late in the first half. English now has 19,199 points and surpassed Gail Goodrich to move into 16th place.

Denver, leading 61-60 at halftime, outscored the Trail Blazers 17-3 to start the third period, but Portland cut the deficit to 944)5 late in the third period. Evans then ignited Denver on a 30-8 run with nine consecutive points.

We never really established ourselves tonight, Portland Coach

Robbie, McCollum Get Di^rent Orders

WASfflNGTON (AP) - The professional football career of Los Angeles Raiders running back

endm orders of the new hea?of the U.S. Navy, where McCallum holds the rank of ensign.

But Navy Secretary James H. Webb Jr. did say on Tuesday he would retain a different kind of commitment to Midshipman David Robinson, the All-American basketball star who Webb said has become

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too tall to perform regular Navy duties.

Webb, who was sworn in last Friday, said in a statement he would insist that graduates of the U.S. Naval Academy fulfill their responsibilities as naval officers on a full-time basis, without expecting sf^ial arrangements or duty assignments that would allow them to participate in professional athletics.

Under Webbs ruling, McCallum, who played pro football for the Raiders on weekends last season after breaking 26 records for the academy, likely will be unable to play again until after he finishes his requir^ five years of active duty.

Secretary Webb does not foresee Ensign McCallum participating in professional athletics without special accommodation, the Navv said in a statement. And he will be treated the same as his peers.

Webb said, however, he would honor the commitment given to Robinson.

Webbs predecessor, John F. Lehman, had ruled that Robinson had grown too tall during his four years at the academy to serve as an '^unrestricted line officer and thus would be expMted to serve only two years of active duty. Robinson, a senior, entered the Naval Academ; at a height of 6-foot-7 but now sta 7-foot-l.

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Mike Schuler said. Denver was going for that playoff spot and, my God. they really wanted it. They just did what they wanted to. I was very impressed with Denvers efforts.

The Blazers, who have the third-best record in the Western Conference and probably will play Golden State in the first round, were led by 29 points from Clyde Drexler and 23 from Kiki Vandeweghe.

The Nuggets are a good basketball team, and in a short series, they can beat everyone and anyone,^ Vandeweghe said. To beat the Lakers, theyll have to play like they did tonight.

Suns 132, Kings 123 Phoenix was eliminated from playoff consideration although Larry Nance scored 35 points and Walter Davis 27 in the Suns victory over Sacramento.

The Suns scored eight straight points in the fourth period to piiU away after the Kin^ trailed only 100-96. Nances three-point play with 7:09 to go made it 111-99 and Sacramento got no closer than seven the rest of the way.

Eddie Johnson paced the Kings with 32 points, 28 of them in the second half. Reggie Theus added 27 and JoeKleine21.

SuperSonics 103, Jazz 102 Seattle scored only 35 points in the second half, including 13 in the fourth quarter, but held on to beat Utah and snap a four-game losing streak.

Tom Chambers scored 30 points, including 24 in the first half, for the SuperSonics, who led by as many as 22 points in the third period.

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Leisten Leads Rose

Lisa Leisten scored all three goals as Rose High School took a 3-1 soccer victory over Elizabeth City Northeastern Tuesday.

For Leisten, it was the second time this year she has turned a hat trick.

Leistens first goal came 30 minutes into the first half, while the second was only two minutes later. She added a third goal 30 minutes into the second half.

Northeastems only goal, by Jenny Jackson, came with only two minutes left in the game.

Rose dominated play, taking 22 shots on goal. Nortneastem goalie Benita Tunnell recorded 19 saves.

The Lady Eagles, in comparison, had only two shots on goal and Adrianne Harrington and Susan Grimsley combinea for one save.

The Rampettes are now 5-2 on the year and travel to Wilson to face Eastern North Carolina School for the Deaf on Thursday.

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VANCEBORO - D.H. Onileys

VtkmCB scared eirty and often as " >al24basebaUvielory

IheyroDedtoi over Coastal Conference rival West CravenTttesday.

Hr Vikings broke tbe ioe early,

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Conley is now M overall and S41 in league play. Hr VlkiQgi ictm to a^ on Hwnhay, boating East

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scoring a nn m tlR first inniiR tben second on a

two more in the Robbie Nichols home run.

In the thhd, the Vikings added what would prove the difference, scoring three times. Bronsweil Patrick led off with a solo home run. Brian Joyner followed with a single ad Sheiwood Wilder got a hit. Ker-vin Vines flew out to center, but an error on the relay allowed Jo^ to score and moved Wilder to third. He scored from there on Jim Faulkners t^acrificefly.

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with two, one of than a triple. Pete Smith had two hits to pace South Lenoir.

Hr Rams cBmb to 10-2 overaU,

Bullack, Wilder (t) ttid Nidnlt; NoblM, Gwrie (S). Den () Mid Woolard.

and are 441 in lea^ play. Hiey trav-Pitt lor a key game on

GrMiM Cwnfrd........17

Soutli Lwnoir.............2

SNOW mL - Greene Central

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Plains Conference basebau race Tuesday, whipping South Lenoir, 17-2.

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Conley later added four in the fourth, two of them on a homer by Wilder; and added two more in the sixth.

West Craven scored once in the fifth and three times in the sixth.

Patrick, Joyner and Wilder each collected three hits for Conley whUe Nic^ had two. Eddie Riggs, who tet a solo homer for West Craven in

The Rams got all they needed with an 11-run expl^ in the first innmg of play. Greene Central used five hits, four errors, a hit batsman and two wafts to do the damage to the Blue Devils. Gary Ginn, Vance Head and Barry Ginn each had two run singles tohelp the cause.

Tne Rams added single runs in the second and third, and It two each in tte fourth and sixth.

South Lenoir scored single runs in the second and sixth.

TJ. Johnson led the Ram hitting

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WILSON Linwood Scott went 34 to lead Wilson to a 6-1 win over Greenville Christian in a high school baseball game Tuesday.

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Earnhardt's Start

Is Best In History

By DAVID DROSCHAK Associated Press Writer Dale Earnhardts five victories in seven NASCAR Winston races is the best start in the circuit s 38-year history, but auto racing officiak said all the credit shouldnt go to the 34-year-(dd driver.

His team is so close knit, they have an edge over other teams today, Bob Moore, Winston Cup publicity director, said. You have got to nave that teamwork. They have not lost any personnel in the last three or four y^.

A lot of drivers switch teams, Moore added, and it usually takes a

We sure would like to keep it going, ve will lose a

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ed home Linwood Scott to make it 1-0.

In the second, Mike Norville walked. Stuart Price doubled. Randy Evans, running for Norville, stole home to make it 2-0.

GCA notched its only run in seventh when Tim Blanc! singled and stole second. Franklin Huggins singled. Bland moved to third on the hit and came home on a steal to make it 6-1

GCA falls to 2-3 overall and returns to action Tuesday at Friendship Christian.

race.

I thiift he R in his prime right now far as beii a tqMlight lildress added. He always was a

Grccavile.

Childress added. He always good driver, hut I feel he is a great race driver now.

) IN 11 5 3 113 414 i- 11 2 Bland and Huggins; Scott and Hart-

Chip Williams, NASCARsdiractor ' public relatioos, said Tuesday that

there is another reason that Earnhardt has been so successful.

He is traditionally a strong

starter, always has beoi, Williams said in a telephone interview from his

team about half a season to!t going. That is one of the big edges that Dale

and Richard (Petty) have over everybody else.

Just seven races into the season, Earnhardt holds a 127-point lead over second-place Bill EUiott in the point standings. The Kannapolis, N.C.,

tive won the Goodwrench 500 on March 1, Ur Miller Hi^ Life 400 on March 8, the TranSouth 500 on March 29, Ur First Union 400 on April 5 and, last Sunday, the Valleydale 500. Along the way, hes led about 60 percent Ur laps raced.

Earnhardt, the Winston Cup champioo last year and winner <>f $1.7 million, said be doesnt Uiink about streaks, but is especiaUy proud because it reflects on how good a crew weve got.

That crew, headed by Kirk Shelmerdine, has been wiUi Earnhardt since 1960, according to car owner Richard Childress, a former NASCAR driver.

It is just a combination (rf a lot of Uiings, rat the pit crew sure is working well together, Childress said.

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Since Earnhardts first fiiO season on Ur circuit in 1979, 12 of his 25 career victories have been in Ur first 10 races of a season, Williams said.

Even with his history, however, Uns start is unprecedented. In 1975, Petty, who is currenUy UUrd in Ur point standingB, won four of Ur first seven races.

Earnhardts victories, however, have not been without controversy.

Last weekend in the VaD^dale 500 at Bristol, Tenn., two taddems with other cars marred Ur victory. Earnhardt tangled with pole starter Harry Gant and then was involved in a coiksion that knocked then-ieader Sterling Marlin into the first turn wall.

Hnse incidents, added to some earlier ones, have angered some drivers, who say Earnhardt is a bit too aggressive on Ur track

North

C.B. Aycock.

PKEVILLE - Greg WaU singled home Michael Odom with the wmn-ing run in Ur fouith inning as C.B. Aycock held off North Pitt, 1-0, in an Eastern Plains Conference baseball ganR Tuesday.

With one out in Ur bottom of Ur fourth, Odom had a single to right and Ur rightfielder let Ur baU get by him, allowing Odom to go to saxmd. After a ground out. Wall singled home Ur winning run.

North Pitt had runners on second and ttiird wiUi one out in Ur sevenUi and put a squeeze on wiUi Calvin Hunter bunting. The runner at Uiird,

Roosevelt Hines, got a slow start and thome.

was thrown out atl Odom took Ur win for Aycock. He had five strikeouts and two walks.

North Pitt falls to 6-5 and 3-2. ^cock is 4-1 in EPC and 7-4 overall. The PanttRTS return to action Friday hosting Greene Central..

NwthPlU..................444 444 4-4 3 2

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Masaenburg, Moore (4) and Hunter; Odom and Wfitley.

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Ernie Coltrain doubled to start things off. Gardner followed with a single to put men on first and third. J^Phelps walked to load the bases. Kdby Moore walked, bringing home Coltrain. Craig Dickerson followed

with a triple that scored Gardner, iandMooretomakeit44).-

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Jamesville was led by Doug JanRS, who went 2-2. Coltrain went 24withtwodoubles.

Erine Gardna tossed a one hitter with 12 strikeouts. JamesvUle, 5-7 overall and S5 in the TBC, hosts Bath Thursday.

Roanoke rallied for two runs in the fifth.

Jeff Nichobon started things off when he reached i an ernur. Ramooe Mason singled and Mike Bradley then singled both runners home to make it 3-2.

Northampton East cam back to score two more runs in the bottom of

the fifth to expand their lead to 5-2, the final mar^

Roanoke fw to 3-7 overall and 1-5 in Ur Northeastern Confrence. Hr Redskins return to action Frtday at Plymouth.

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JametvlHe................444 444 x4 7 2

Harris, Smitii (2) and ONeal; Gardner and Dickerson.

Williomston............11

Ply mouth.................4

PLYMOUTH - Williamston High School rolled up an IH baseball victory over Northeastern Conference foe Plymouth Tuesday.

Both teams score(l single runs in Ur first inning, and the Vikings added two more in Ur second. Hr Tigers, however, rallied for three in the third to take a 4-3 lead.

But in Ur fifU) inning, Williamston put the game on ice with five more runs. Brian Agee reached on an error as did Grant mnseau. A passed ball let Agee score. Tyrone Rodgers singld and Guy Spndll tripled rath runners in. Robert James followed with a two-run honRT.

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James led the Williamston hitting and

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Williamston returns to action on Thursday, hosting Northampton East.

WUttaantea............143 541 111 13 2

PNBMaUi...............124 144 4- 4 9 4

James and Manseau; Rodwkk and Long.

Northampton Eost 5

Roonoko..................2

GUMBERRY - Jeff Davis limited Roanoke to four hits as Northam[^ East took a 5-2 win over Roanoke in a Northeastern Conference baseball gameTuesday.

Northampton East drew first blood, tallymg Uiree runs in Ur bottom (if Ur second inning to take a lead it would never relinquish.

Jeff Ramsey opened wiUi a triple. An error on the shortstt allowed Jerry Lpdi to reach and Ramsey to score. AnoURr error allowed Terry WUliams to reach and Lynch to score. Keith Ridley URn singled to score Williams to make it 3-0.

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JAMESVILLE Ernie Gardner tossed a one-hitter and struck out 12 as JamesvUle topped Mattamuskeet, 4-2, in a Tobacco Belt Conference hasebaU game Tuesday.

The BuUets scored all their runs in Ur bottom of Ur first inning.

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VANCEBORO D.H. Conleys ^Is softball team scored five times in the wventh inning, then held off West Craven to take an 11-8 victory Tuesday.

Conley opened the scoring with two nins in the first inning, then added, three in the second. Another Valkyrie crossed the plate in the third for a 6-0

But West Craven rallied for two each in the fourth and fifth to close to 64.

Then, in the top of the seventh, Conley put it away with five runs. Rhon-jla Mills reached on a fielders choice [and Lynn Keeter singled. Eileen

{Evans reached on an error,______

]Mills and Melanie Becton walke Miriam Fulford doubled in Keeter land Evans and Becton scored on :Trellaney Boyds sacrifice fly. Charlene Davenport then singled in iFulford.

i West Craven tried to rally, scoring jfour times in the bottom of the inning 'before Conley finally put out the fire.

; Boyd and Tabatha Dalton each had two hits to lead Conley, while Evelyn ^Brummer, Lisa Fonville, Marcy :Blade and Virpi Viuh had had two for West Craven.

Conley is now 3-2 in the league and 9-2 overall. The Valkyries play host to East Carteret on Thursday.

Conley...................231 000 S-11 12 8

West Craven...........000 220 4>/4 8 11 8

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Wilson Chr..............18

Greenville Chr...........9

WILSON - Wilson Christian took advantage of mistakes by Greenville Christian Academy to score 11 times in the first inning and go on to record an 18-9 softball victory Tuesday.

Greenville took the lead in the top of the inning with a single run, but then saw Wilson Christian come back to score 11 times in the bottom of the frame.

Softball Roundup

Wilson got only one in in the inning, but took advantage of five Lady Knight errors and seven walks.

Wilson went on to add three each in the third and fourth and one more in the sixth. GCA picked up seven more in the third and one in the sixth.

No one on either team had more than one hit, but Myra Locklear for GCA and Shawn Massey for Wilson

The lo^ drops (?CA to 24 on the season. The Lady Knights travel to Raleigh Friendstup on Tuesday.

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WUSOD................(11)03 301 X18 5 4

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Fike.......................6

Rose.......................2

Wilson Fike scored three times in the second inning and went on to record a 6-2 softball victory over Rose High School Tuesday.

With one out in the second, Robbins singled and Winstead reached on an error. Boykin also arrived on an error, loading the bases. Pollock singl-^ ed in Robbins and Farrell got a hit to score Winstead and Boykin.

The Lady Demons added two in the fifth and one in the seventh to account for their six run.

Rose got both of its runs in the fifth inning.

Armstrong and Robbins led the Fike hitting with two each. No one had more than one hit for Rose.

The loss dro] the Rampettes to 44 overall and 3-2 in league play. Fike is now 9-2 overall and 3-2 in the league.

Rose travels to Wilson Hunt on Thursday.

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BETHEL - Charles B. Aycock handed North Pitt its first loss in Eastern Plains Conference softball play Tuesday, gaining an 11-6 victory.

North Pitt took the initial lead with a run in the first inning, but Aycock put the game away by scoring eight times in the fifth inning.

Whitley led off the first with a single and Parks also got a hit. Lewis singled, driving in Whitley. Gurley reached on an error, plating Parks and Powell singled in Lewis. Parker ' singled to score Gurley and Artis hit brought home Powell. Reid then slapped a two-run homer to end the frames scoring.

North Pitt came back with foiir in its half of the frame, but Aycock added three more in the sixth. The Pant-Hers added one more in the seventh.

C. Powell led Aycock with three hits while R. Reid and S. Parks each had two. North Pitt was led by Keisha Pilgreen with three and Maggie Blount with two.

North Pitt is now 44 overall and 3-1 in league play. The Pant-Hers travel to Greene Central on Thursday.

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WP Marcy Aycock.

Greene Central ....6

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SNOW HILL - Greene Centrals girls rebounded after their first loss in over 30 games to take a 6-5 victory over South Lenoir in Eastern Plains Conference softball action Tuesday.

Lenoir then rallied for four in the sixth to take a 5-2 lead.

But in the bottom of the sixth, Greene Central came back to score four of its own to win. Jenny Hardison led off with a double and Misty Poole was intentionally walked. Audrey Thomas singled in Hardison

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HILTON HEAD, S.C. (AP) - Larry Mize was trying to focus his attention on the Heritage Classic, this weeks stop on the PGA Tour. He wasnt having a

great deal of success. ...... i-

This would be a nice one to follow up with, Mize said before a practice itNind on the Harbour Town Golf Links, site of the $650,000 tournament that

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Hardison, Albritton and Christina Warren each had two hits to pace the Lady Rams. McClark and Thompson, each had two hits for South Lenoir while Connor had a solo homer in the sixth.

Greene Central is now 9-1 overall and 3-1 in EPC play. The Rams travel to North Pitt on Thursday.

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Jamesville ........33

Mattamuskeef 10

JAMESVILLE - Jamesville rapped out 19 hits and took advantage of eight errors to score 24 runs in the first inning en route to a 33-10 win over Mattamuskeet in high school softball action Tuesday.

Val Clark had a three run homer in

chel ^del a tw^run double. Shay Hale also had a double in the opening inning.

Senita Rodgers had a home run in the second inning that saw the Lady Bullets expand their lead to 29-2.

Hale went 4-5 with a double and two triples. Getchel was 44. Clark was 3-5 with a home run. Rodgers was 24 with a home run. Amanda Barber

also went 34. Penny Price went 3-5. Penny Price and Kim Goldberg also added three hits apiece.

Jamesville improves to 7-5 overall ai^ in 5-5 in the ccmference.

The Lady Bullets return to action Thursday hosting Bath.

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JamesvUle..............(24)54 Ox33 28 8

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Plymouth.................6

Williamston..............5

PLYMOUTH - Hosting Plymouth handed Williamston its nrst loss in Northeastern Conference softball play Tuesday, taking a 6-5 nine-inn-ing decision.

Plymouth scored first with a run in the first, but Williamston came back to score twice in the second on a homer by Keisha Moore. Williamston then added three more in the third.

one of them on a homer by Myra Brown.

But Plymouth rallied for three in the fourth and one in the fifth to tie it at 5-5, forcing extra frames.

Finally, in the ninth, the Valkyries pushed over the game-winner. J, White singled and Cockrell reached on an error. Sykes walked and H. Fenner hit a sacrifice fly to score White with the game winning run.

J. Lee and J. Elks each had two hits to lead Plymouth. Williamston was led by Susan Forehand with four hits while Shelly Harrington had three and Myra Brown had two.

Williamston is now 6-1 overall and 5-1 in league play. The Lady Tigers play host to Northampton East on Thun

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Plymouth.............100

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Seven. A football number. Bo Jackion made it a baseball number.

Hie 1S(5 Heisman Trophy winner had a three-nm bom^ and a grand slam Tteeday night as the Kansas City Romls beat the Detroit T^ers 10-1 and the former Auburn running back took over the American League lead with 13 runs batted in and improved his hattiag average to .500 with his second four-hit performance in a week.

Touchdowns now seem a distant memory, replaced by long home runs.

Eveivbody doubted Bo but Bo, said Jackson, who has 14 hits in seven games. *1 like to make a liar out of people who doubt me. When I set my nnd to do something, 99 and three-juarters percent of the i

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He got it done, just ask Detroit starter Dan P(^, who struck out Jackson three times in a spring train-

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* F^, 0-1, knew Jackson would be Jookii for breaking pitches.

: Hie whole philosophy is you do that until hes proven ne can nit it, Pet^ said. A^ the first two at-bats, he proved to me he can hit it. How its just a matter of me ad-1 jiBtiitfmore.

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rea, 0-1, for his third homer of the season and 29th lifetime against the Rangers, who are 1-6.

Twins 9, Athletics 8 Minnesota failed to hit a home run in a game for the first time this season but the Twins managed 13 hits and held on after taking a 7-0 lead.

Kent Hrbek, Gary Gaetti and Tom Nieto each drove in two runs for the Twins, who sit atop the AL West with a6-2record.

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Joel Skinners grand slam off Steve Carlton broke a 3-3 tie in the fifth inning and the Yankees held on as Cleveland lost its fifth straight.

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Brewers7,Orfoles4 The Brewers continued their win-ii^ ways immroving to 8-0 as five players Mt solo home runs.

Weve been hitting very well and 1 hope it continues, Milwaukee Bten-ager Tom Treblehom said.

Mark Ciardi allowed five lts and three runs while wall^ four and

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Bankhead, who was acquired in an off-season trade with Kansas City, worked six innings, allowing seven hits and two runs.

Who would you rather pitch Randolph or dinner?

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1 havent been swinging the bat the way I want, Skinner said.

Cecmo Guante, who relieved Bob Tewksbury in the fourth inning, won his first decision, allowing one run in 31-3 innings.

Joe Carter drove in four runs with a homer, double and two run-scoring singles for visiting Cleveland.

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JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) A rock burst 7,000 feet underground in a gold mine killed five workers and injured 18 others, the mine owners said today.

It was third fatal mine accident in South Africa in a week, with a total of 46deaths.

Anglo American Corp., owner of the vaal Reefs mine in western Transvaal province, said two workers were killed immediately in the latest accident Tuesday.

Two died overni^t of their injuries and the body of a fifth man who had been reported missing was found Tuesday morning, it said.

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ATTENTION-GETTING Despite the memory of His posters recall Rufinos support for the 1986 military-martial law, Filipino congressional candidate Joey backed revolt that dumped President Ferdinand Manos. Rufino has come up with an unusual gimmick for atten- (AP Laserphoto) tion in the Philippines May 11 election a wooden tank.

Libya Celebrates 'Defeat' Of U.S. During Air Raids

By STEPHEN R. WILSON Associated Press Writer

ROME (AP) - Libya is celebrating what it calls the defeat of barbaric American aggression one year after U.S. warplanes dropped about 100 tons of bombs on' Tripoli and Benghazi.

But Libya-watchers say the festivities, including an international peace conference in Tripoli, cannot disguise the serious problems ing Col. Moammar Gadhafi; a faihng economy, military rout in Chad and international isdation.

On April 15,1986,18F-111 U.S. Air F(Nrce bombers and 14 A-6 U.S. Navy attack jets struck the two cities in retaliation for what the Reagan administration said was Libyas support for international terronsm.

U.S. officials say the raids were a major success, with the loss of only one plane and its two-man crew.

1 think the raid was unfortunately necessary, but I think that it did carry ttie messa|e that it was intended to; that terrorism has a terrible cost attached to it, Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger said Tues-

meeting in Tripoli, the capital, to mark the anniver^ry.

U.S. officials said the targets were military. But at least one residential neighborhood of Tripoli was hard hit, andf Libyan authorities said the raids killed about 40 pMple.

Libya also said the attack was aimed at killing Gadhafi, who has shown remarkable resilience since

iut the official Libyan news agency: JANA said in a dispatch monitored in Rome: That night, the Libyan Arab people scored a historic great victory against the most tyrannical impenalist force. The Libyan people ... defeated the American assault... the unsuccessful barbaric Americanas

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His position has not been challenged in any significant way. I would say that 90 to 95 percent of the lower remains exclusively in his lands, the official told The Associated Press on ground rules of anonymity. What has been accentuated is his reliance on a smaller group of people whom he trusts.

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Mrs. Aquino made the appeal in a meeting with Rep. Gillespie Sonny Montgomerv, D-Miss.; Rep. Rowland, D-Ga.; and Rep. Clai Harris, D-Ala. They arrived Tuesday forafourdayvisit.

Montgomery Udd reporters Mrs. Aquino asked specifically for

Fighting escalated after peace > talks with the rebels coUap^ last Janua^ and a SO^lay nationwide cease-fire expired Feb. 8. More than 700 people nave been killed in the fighung this year, military figures show.

Disgruntled troops have been blamed for at least five coup'plots or coup attempts against the govem-m^t since Mrs. Aquino came to power in February 1986 after a civil-lan-military rebellion ousted President Ferdinand E. Marcos.

Well take the information back to the United States, he said. It seems to me that the request is reasonable.

Western militaiy experts say the 250,000-member Philippine armed forces have been hampered by lack of mobility in their 18-year-old war

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The military, meanwhile, said troops killed two rebels and captured six others in a shootout late Tuesday near Pagudpud, 270 miles north of Manila.

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In accordance with the General Statutes off North Carolina (G.S. 105-283,287, 317, 322), the Pitt County Board off Equalization and Review will meet In the County Commissioners Room, First Floor off the Pitt County Office Building, 1717 West Fifth Street, Grenville, North Carolina, 27834, on the following dates and times:

Tuesday, April 21,1987 Monday, May 4,1987 Monday, May 18,1987

2:00 p.m.

2:00 p.m. (adjournmant date)

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Appraisals are on file in the Office off the Tax Supervisor and should be examined prior to the meeting off the Board. For the convenience off any taxpayer wishing to appeal to the Board, please call the Tax Supervisors Office, 752-3312, for an appointment with the Board off Equalization and Review. This will enable the Tax Department to have your records available with the least possible delay.

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FILENO.MSPM FILM NO.-IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION BEFORE THE CLERK NORTH CAROLINA FITT COUNTY NCNB NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA,

TrmlM wMbr Hw WHI of Oaorfa R. Oarrott, PotHtonor Vs.

WILLIAM S. OARRETT. ANNE E. OARRETT. and WILLIAM S. OARRETT as Guardian fw ANNE E. OARRETT, Ra

NOTICfOFSALE

Pursuant to Order duly entered by Sandra Gaskins. Clerk of Superior CouH of PIN County on the Uth day of March, 1W7, the underslonod W. J. WILLIAMS, WILLIAM M McLAWHORN and F. HAR

DING SUGG, Commluloners, will on the Ith day of May, 1W7, at 12;M Noon on tha front stops

m feat, to tha Bapinning, on-S7.7 acres, more or luaa.

iCox

partoflhoJamteL, and lhaf waa conveyed to J. A. Moore by two deeds, one recorded In Book X-4, Page SS4 ond tho olhor rocordod In Book H4,Pogo2M.

Porcol 3: Boglnning of a smoH laurol on dtfch, MtMo A. Mooro'e comar, and running thonco with tho Atooro lino S S E 302 foal to 0 stako, Olivor

of tho PIN County Courthouso, Groonvllto, North Carolina, of-tor tor solo to tho highest bidder for cosh Iht following dascrlbod raal proporty which Is lying and Mng In PIN County, North Carolina, and Is mort par tkularly dtKrIbadas follows:

Parcal I: UIng and baing situato In tha Town of Gratn-villa, Granvllto Township, PIN County, North Carolina, and Baglnnlng at a point on the south side of FcMirth Street I37.S feet wetl of me southweet corner o the Intoriectlon of Fourm and Grtana Straats. (Mrt. R Wllllame't comar); and runnin IfNnct wim Fourm Sfrttf N 7 0} W 4S.S toot to Mrs. HaNlo Whito's comar; thonco wim tha llna of ma said White ond Hawkins proporty S 14 S5 W I40.S toot to a point In Mrs. John Hassall's lint; thance wim tho Hassoll llna S 74^05 E 4S.S tott to Chorlos Woodard's corntr thance wim the Wooderd end Wllllame line N li U E 140.5 feet to the Beginning. Being a part of tho uma prcaarty that wAt conveyed by George H. Brown Commlealoner to J.N. Gorman by deed dated January IS. 1*17 and filed tor record January 14. Itl7, and recorded In the PIN County Public Registry In Book V-11, Pom JW And Mng same land whkh was conveyed to Radford M. GarrtN by tha Noma Ownors' Loan Corpora-thmonOctobar 14, Iflt.

Parcal 2: Baglnnlng at a point on tho wool sldo of tho oM Nm Bom road. J.W. Cox hairs cornor, ond running thenco wim their lint S 43 W ISA tott to A. W Haddock's comar ot tho 10 acrt trod; thenco with Iht Haddock line to Haddock and Kally Mills comer; thence wim the line me lands of Kally Mills and Noah Hardaa. 141-30 W143 toet S 1*40 W 311 fMl, S SA30 W 3f* toet to the Cannon Cornor thonco wim tho Cannon lino 4310 E 300 toot, S 41E no foot, 4*30 E 341 toot to W C. CoK'i cornor; thonco wim W. E. Cox lino N 4*40 E 374 toet. N 07 S3 E 700 toot. N 7010 E 344 toet, S n 40E 333 toet,NO* 40E 714toott( the New Bern Road: Itw^ wim the rood 3 degreot and I I mkwtoe Eatl 343toot, N 0010 E

Smirn hoirs tho SinHh I

lltw N 37-30 E *17.1 toot to a small pino near tho An-nio OM floM; thmco wim J. F. Cox lino N 15 W 1712 toot to a etaka, J.F. Cox comar on a ditch; ttwnca wHh tha ditch S 40 W OOOJ tott, thance S 03 E 0* 4 toot to m* Boglnning, contoinlng 27.S acrot, moro orlos*, and being me lama jMrcel of land convoyad to Annto Haddock by J.F. Cox and olhor by deed recorded In Book X -17, Pago 41.

Parcel 4: SHuato. lying and Mng In Bolvoir Tgwnshlp> PIN County, fkrm CArollna, ond Beginning at a staka, Maoks and Dunn's comar on the public county rood loading from Tar Uvor to Tarboro and running fhtnca wHh taM road N 74-20 373 toat; thenca wtm taM road N 33 E 572 toaf to a dlfch on saM road; manca wim said road at foHows, N 34 W 571 toet, N 3*30 W 343 toet, N 32-50 W 351 feet, N 3*30 W 354 toaf N 32-10 W 415 feet, thenca S 07-30 W SO fM, manca N 1*10 W 253 toat: fhenc* N22-40 W221 toat: thence N 27 E 24 toot to Duncan's comer In the of dlTches, thonco S 7*25 W SN toot wim David Spain's lint: fhanca wim DavM Simln's lino S 47-30 W 300 toet, S lilo W 300 tott; thenco S 48-30 W 200 foot, S 7*30 W 300 toot, S 4*30 W 2* foot, S 25 W100 toot, S 09 W187 foot, S 24 toet to 0 stake on the canal bank, David Spain and Ellas Taal comar; thenca wim Ellas Taal lint S 51-50 E 48* toot; thonco S 51-10 E 401 foot, thenco S42-40 E 390toetthante S42E 541 toot, to C.C. Meeks and W.J. Dunn's comar on the county public rood leading from Tar River to Tarboro, the Boglnning, containing 10.3 acres and Mng tha tract of land formerly known as tho Beniamin Taal land. Being the same pramlses convayed to Tho Prudential Insurance Company of America by dead dated October 3, 1923, and rocordod In Book B-19, Page 33, PIN Counto, Norm Carolina.

THERE IS EXPRESSLY EXCLUDED FROM the forog* Ing Parcel 4 all that certain Id or parcel of land heretofore conveyed by E.J. Garrett and wife, Francas Sansutls GarreN, to Alton Moxingo of record at Book J-24, Page A, of the PIN County Registry.

Parcel 5. That certain tract or parcal of land situato and being In Wintorvllle Township, PIN County, Norm Carolina, on the norm sta of the White Rood and bouiMboTon the West by the Wiley May lands, now J.B. Wor-mington, Jr., on the North by the uintt of Harry Wormington and on the East by the Evans lands, containing 4VS acres, more or less, reference is made to Map Book 3 Page 2*5 of the PIN Coun

tyReglsT

This Parcel 5 is being con-vmad without crop allotments.

the above-described property will be offered for sale as a whole and in five (5) separate parcels, and the Commissioners reserve the right to sell the property as a wiiole or in separate parcels and to recommend acceptance or reiection to the Court ot the highest bids.

This property Is Mng sold subject to mat certain lease for the 1907 crop year wim John R. Dunn, Jr. and to Ad Valorem taxes and drainage assess mants. If any, tor 197 and later years.

The highest bidder at the sale shall be required to make a cash deposit of ten percent (10%) of the successful bid pending confirmation or reiection thereof.

This the lom day of April, 1907

W.J. WILLIAMS, COMMISSIONER

WILLIAM M. McLAWHORN, COMMISSIONER F. HARDING SUGG COMMISSIONER MIchM A. Colombo Attorney tor Commissioners P.O. Box 7143 Greanvllle.N.C.

2703*7143

April IS, 22,29; May *,1907.

ONRAL COURT OF JUSTICE

SUPERKIR COURT DIVISION NORTH CAROLINA PITT COUNTY EFORE THE CLERK ADOPTION OF RODNEY LANE WILLIAMS NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION TO: CHRIS BRAUER

TAKE NOTICE that a pleading seeking relief against you has been filed In the entitled special proceacHng. The nature ot the proceeding and the relief sought Is:

That a determination that your consent is not required for petitioners to adopt your child, Rodnay Lane Williams, born on January 31, 1975, to Brenda Bur ton in Pitt County, North Carolina.

You will further take notice that the understoiwd will appear in the OHIce of% Clerk perlor Court of PIN County, Niirth Carolina at 10:00 a.m. on the 14m day of May, 1907, to seek

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such reilet, and you are required to make defense to such pleading by such date, and upon lallure to do so, tha undersignad will apply to tha Court for the relief sought.

ThlTfhe 30m day of March, 1*17.

By: SARA ELLIOTT KROME McLAWHORN A SHORT. P.A.

Attoniey for Petlttonors Post (Ifflca Box SIM Groenvilto,NCw7834

north CAROLIONA FITT COUNTY

NOTKEOF DISSOLUTION OF LEE PROPERTIES INC.

Nolico is here^ given that Articles of DIssolunon of Lee Properties, Inc., a Narth Carolina corporation, were filed in mis office of the Secretary of State ot North Carolina on the *m day of J^il, 1907, and that all credlran or and claimants against the corporation are required to present tMr respective claims annd demands Immadlately in wrNIng to the corporation so that it can proceed to collect Its SMts, convey and dispose of Its proxies, pay, safitfy. and diKharge Its llabllitia* and obligations and do all oHwr acts required to liquidate its busineu offalrs.

This tho*m day of April, 1987. Lee Proxies,

305 King George Road Greenville, N.C.

37058

William W. Lee, Jr. Secretary/Treasurer Lae Properties, Inc.

305 King (*eom Rood Green^lle, N.C. 37050 April 0,15,22,39,1907.

HoTTCeTo-

CREDITORS AND DEBTORSOF WALTER WOODROW MARABLE

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Permanent Receiver has been appointed for tho above-named absentee, pursuant to Chapter 2IC of the General Statutes of North Carolina. All persons, firms, and corporations haviiM claims agaiMt WALTER W00DR(1W MARABLE, absentee, are notified to file tMr claims under oam wim Annie M. Brown, Receiver, on or before October 1, 1987, at Post Office Box 27, Simpson, North Carolina 27879, or be barred from tMr recovery. Debtors of the absentee are asked to make Immediate payment to the above-named Receiver.

Annie M. Brown Receiver of the Estate of Welter Woodrow Marable OF COUNSEL:

Charles L. Mclawhorn, Jr. McLawhorn & Short, P.A.

Post OHIce Box Bias (keenvHle, Norm Carolina 37034

April 1,1, IS, and 23,1907.

NOTICE OF OFFER TO PURCHASE/ REQUEST FOR UPSET BIDS Notice Is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Greenville has received a negotiated oHer to purchase the W-

lowlng described real property, from Williams and Simpson, Inc. of Greenville, North

Carolina, said property Mng Disposal ParceluTlocatedon the west side of Evans Street between West Tenm and West Ninm Streets In the Central Business District Project, N.C.R-**, Greenville, North Carolina.

Disposal Parcel U 3 Beginning at a point established as follows:

Beginning at a shiner located in the northern right-of-way ot

Tenm Street (with a *9.5 foot right-of-way); runs then S 54 degrees 40 minutes 10 seconds W 14.14 feet to a tack located In the western right-of-way of S. Evans Street (with a 70 foot right-of-way); runs then along the western right-of-way line of S. Evans Street S 10 degrees 55 minutes OS seconds W 93.44 feet to the ESTABLISHED POINT OF BEGINNING.

FROM THIS ESTABLISHED POINT OF BEGINNING runs then N 79 degrees 03 minutes W 12*.7 feet to a point; runs then N 79 degrees a* minutes W 31.7 feet to an Iron stake, a corner: runs then N 00 degrees 00 minutes 10 seconds E *3.45 feet to a bronze disc, a corner; runs then S 79 degrees 03 minutes E 151.48 feet to a point located on the western right-of-way of S. Evans Street: runs then along the western right-of-way of S. Evans Street S 10 dM. 55 mln. W *3.34 feet to the ESTABLISHED POINT OF BEGINNING.

lid tract of land being more Iculerly described according to a survey plat dated March 23, 1907, prepared by the City of Greenville Engineering Department and on file at the Planning and Development Department of the City ot GroenvHle.

Williams and Simpson, Inc. have oHered $11,495.00 for the property described above. The oNerors have deposited five percent (5%) M their bid wim the CIto ot Greenville contingent upon the sale remaining open

(10) days from the date of this notice of oHer for the of allowing raised bids for any amounts exceeding the $11 495.00 offered price but not

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SALES

percent (io%) ot thousand Mlars wpircit(S%)of

less than ten

the first one _______

Mddad plus five percent (5 the amount above one thousand dollars. Tha biddar shall dopoelt fivt (5%)ofthalncraasadbldln cash or by certified or cashier's chock satlsfactorliy to the City Coundl at the City ot Greenvllle. The City Council of the City of Greenville reservers the rl$^ to reject any and all offers. For mort Information or to submit an upset bW please contact the *lanning and Dtvalqpmtnf DBDArtfYIBflty MOfldfty traTOUfltl Fridw from 1:00 AM to *00 A.1nlsnofi

PM. This notice axpiros April 24, 1917.

This the Ism day of April, I9S7.

The City of Greenville Plarxilno and Davalopment Department 30* Soum Greene Street

3703*7207 Telephone: (919) ra-4137.

oTcIofSFFe-

TO PURCHASE/ REQUEST FOR UPSET BIOS Notice It hereby given that the City Council of Itie CHy of Greonville hat rocaived a neoo-tiatod offer to purchase the ral-lowlng doKrtbod real property. Including the structure and any

J Brenda Mooring tWaye of

Groonvllto, Norm Carolina, said Mng Disposal Parcal

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42-E-(3)-* located at 1203 Soum Greene street in the Soutn Evans Community Development Prelect, 03<;-**3S, Greenville, Nortn Carolina.

Parcel

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a point established

Beginning at an existing pipe located at the point of Intorsec-tlen of tho southem right-of-wayline of 13m Streot and tho oastern right-of-way line of inana Street; from mis point runs then along tho soufhtrn right-of-way line at 12m Street S 20 degrees 24 minutes 34 seconds E 100 toet to an Iron Mpe sat, the ESTABLISHED BEGINNING POINT.

FROM THIS ESTABLISHED BEGINNING POINT runs then S 70 degrees 00 mlnue 00 second E 132.0* toet to on Iron

I pipe set; runs then S 20 degrees CO minute 00 second W *5.40 toet to an Iron pipe set: rune then N 70 degrees 18 minutes 37 seconds W 133.33 toet to an existing Iron pipe in the eastern right-ot-way line of Greene Street: runs then along the eastern righ-of-way line w Greene Street N 20 degrees 34 minutes 24 seconds E **.12 toet to an iron pppe sot, tho ESTABLISHED beginning POINT.

Said tract of land Mng more Mrtlcularly described accord-ng to a survey plat dated AugustIO, 1983, prepared by the City of Greenvilto Engineering Department end recorded In

Map Book 31, Page 155 of the Pitt County Public Registry. Brenda Mooring Maye has of

fered $31,500.00 tor the property described above. The offeror has deposited five percent (5%)

of her bid wim the City of

rthe (10)

Greonville contingent upon the safe remaining open days from the date of mis notice

of offer for the ing raised bids

of allow-any amounts

ixcoedlng the $31,500.00 offered price but not less than ten percent (10%) of the first one thousand dollars Mdded plus five percent (5%) of the amount above one thousand dollars. The bidder shall dnosit five (5%) of tho Incrtased bid In cash or by certified or cashier's check satisfactory to the City Council of the City of Greenville. The City Council of the City ot Green-vllto reservers the right to reject any and all offers. For more Information or to submit an upset bid ptoase contact the Planning and Development Oepartmenf, Monday mrough Friday from 0:00 AM to 5:00 PM. This nolico eMres April 24,1917.

This the ism day of April, 1907.

The City of Greonville Plennim and Development Department 30* Soum Greene Street PMt Office Box 7207 Greenvillo,NC 27035-7307 Telephone: (919)

752 4137.

NOTICE OF LOW-INCOME HOUSING TAX CREDIT AVAILABILITY Governor Jemos /Martin announces tho appointment of the N.C. Tax Reform Allocation Committee to allocate tax credits for low-income housing pursuant to Section 252(a) of tho Tax Reform Act of 190*. Tho North Carolina Housing Finance Agency has been designated to receive and review applications for the tax credits. Approximately $7,900,000 in tax credit authority Is available to tho State of Norm Carolina for low-lncome rental housing placed in service before Dectmber 31.1987.

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All ollgibte projoct* must moot minimum qualifications tor rocaigt of fho credits as sat out in ma Tax Raform Act of 190* and Sacfion 43 ot tha Internal Rtvenue Code. Ellgtote acMvl-tles Include new construction, suMantlal rehabilitation or Iht aequitlfion of an txltfing etruc-tura.

Applications for an altocotlon of tax credils will ba considsred on a first-coma, flrtt-sarvad basis. m. 20 porcant of tha tax aumority availabto to Iht stale Is reserved for projects which Include the parfictafien of non-profit houting ortaiiza-fione.

forme and more

itod program Informations may bt ootabwd from t he North Carolina Housing Finance

7I1-41I5).

Tha Housing Finance Agency, In cooperation wim tho North Caroline Homo Bulldtre AaeeciaNon, will hold wortuhept from 10 a.m. to noon at the tallowing locatlene to explain the appllcalton procedurat:

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HillLit notice-

Tho public will taka notice that tha Board of Commls-slonera of the Town of Farmvilto has (todared tha following prop-orty to bt surplus to tho needs of tho Town:

Property known as the Hoe-pltallty Hut locatad at 303 Vines Street and ebing between the Southside Cenler and tha railroad. The lot trontago Is ap-proxlnwtoly 107 toat and contains a structure of approximately 7 square feat which may ba used as a residence.

Otters to purchase ttw property described above will be accepted by the Town Administrator at 124 North Main Street until S:00 P.M. on April 17,1917. The person makiM th* otter must dsposlt wim the Town Clork a sum equal to five percent (5%) of his otter.

Tho Board ot Commissioners proposes to accept the highest offer unless an upset bid shall be mode.

Margie N. Tripp Town Clerk April 12,13,14,15,1907

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tor Bid

Pursuant to General Statutes and Federal Ragulatlons, saatad proposals are invited and will ba ractlved by the Greenvilto Housing Authority, 1103 Broad Stroot, Post Office Box 14, Greenvilto, Norm Carolina 27I3S. until 11:W a.m., April 37, 1fl7 at which time the sealed proposals will ba jHibllcly openad for th* foHow-

Comptotointorlor painting ot Occupied 0,1,1,3,4,S** bedroom apertments locetodatGraonvllte Housing Aumority Proiects;NCa-U,A**

For adntlonal information contact Jamas E. Barnhill at (919) 752-3)11. Original construction specifications may bt vltwad at Gi^vilto Hoiising Authority Contra! OHIct. 1103 Broad Stroot. Groonvillo, North

iSSSSi forms of Contract Documents are on file at the

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nANiliSSiNS

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Fleeee eeO between 1-11 Punt

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

FOR

CASHIER/CLERKS

FullAPRrtTlinu.AHBunu(HB Apply at th* nuaruat FRESH WAY FOOD STORE

Wednutduy, April 15.19B7

W* ar* currairtly looMng for a goal orionlad baauty advlaor for th* Florl Robarts lino of cosmotica. Applicant muat b* aMa to conununF cat* and damonatrat* altin car* traatmant la th* con tumor.

W* offor an atlractiv* aalary, oxcoNont banotH* and an omploya* diacounL

Applications will b* aocoplod on Wadnoaday from 10 a.m. til 12 noon and from 1 p.m. HI 3:00 p.m.

oaro/lna oatr mtll gimmllh

WANNA HOT TIP!

Come join the fun and be a part of the hottest, most dynamic club In Qreanville.

jf ^^meCNb

We reward our sparkling staff with liberal company benefits, high tip potential, paid training and professional managamant.

We am currently accepting applications for high energy cocktail servers and friendly door host or hostesses.

Applications accepted at:

The Hilton Inn

207 Southwest Qreenvllle Bouleverd No Phone Calls EOE

W1 Public Netlces

HouelngAutl

Grewirtlto.

Grtanvllla,

AumomyotmaCilyef 1103 Broad Street.

North^arolino 27835.

A cortlfiad check or bank draft,

Govarnmant bonds, or a satttiaciafy bM bond oxacutod by tha bMdar and accaplabto turafia* In an amount oqual to fivt porcont of tha bM shall ba subrnHtodwimapdibM.

Tha succassful hMtors will ba ramilrad to furnish and pay tor safltfactory portormanco and paymgnl bonds or post cash bonds.

Attantion Is caltad to tho provisions for oqual amploymant op-pertunlty/AHIrmatlva Action, andpaymont of not loss than th* minimum salaries and wagas as sot form In tha Spaclflcatlons mutt ba paM on mis Prejact.

Tha Housing Aumority of tho City of Graonvilto raqulrat all bM-osrs to maka avery aftort to in-velva minorny-ownad butlnassas m IMr bM proposals. It Is raquired that all bkktors conform to tho ccndl-fiont and procodurat at sot forth In m* bM docunMnts In all ratpacto.

Tha Houttag Authority of m* City of (rratnvllte rttorvet ttw right to rajoct any or all bMt or to waive any Intormallttet in ttw

hlAiInn

No shall ba withdrawn tor a parted of sixty (*8) days tubta-quant to ttw opaning of bids wtthout ttw consent ofttw Housing Aitt^Hy of ttw City ot

_________JNG AUTHORITY

OF THE CITY OF GREENVILLE GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA By; K.E.ktoland Executive OIroctor April 15,1907.

ITAttyiiATiicAilLiNA

COUNTY OF FITT

NOTICI TO CREDITORS

All persons, firms, and corporation having claims against Jamas L. Savaga, dacoasod, art noHftad to axMMt them to Sally P. Hardy. Route 11. Box 273, La Granga. Norm Carolina, 28551 at Adminlttratrix of ttw dece-dont's ostate on or More 1, 1987, or be barrod

from tMr racovery. Dtbtors of ttw dscadtnt are asked to make Immediate payment to th* abovo-nonwd Awnlnistratrlx. This ttw3rddavot April, 1W7. SALLY P. HARDY ADMINISTRATRIX OF THE ESTATE OF JAMES L. SAVAGE T.Dowey Mooring, Jr. AttomoyatLaw 181 Mtaf Railroad Street U Grange. North Carolina 28SS1

Aprll8,1S,,1W7.

STaTE Ok NORTH CAROLINA DISTRICT COURT

NOTICE OF SALE 1 APRIL 1917 l*Cr-28IN Jordaa l*Cr-2SM7 Eamhealck *Cr-373N

Undtr ttw authority of Gtnoral Statues of North Carolina and by order ot ttw Honorable Judge E. Burt Aycock, In ttw General District Court of ttw State ot "

Carolina, ttw following listed proptrty, tolzta Iw a WIMIIto Enlorcamant Otficer and ordsred contraband, will bt ol-ferad for salt to ttw hlgiwst bMdar tor cash at ttw Plfi County Courthouso on ttw 29m day of April, 1907 at 12:88o'clock noon:

1 Fox Savag* .1* ga shotgun, no Srf

1 Mod 743 Rom. 38-.0* Auto RItto Sri 97*111 wim scope.

1 /Mod 100Sears3^Rlfto Srf V14I1I1 wim scop*.

KayJ. Dunn,Sgt.

M/MIiteONicw April 15., 1907.

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Yes. In fact, youre reading them right now!

002

Personals

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Remember Secretary's Day wim a Hank's Ice Cream Cakel Order today! 758-8088. Hank's Ic^ream, 321 East lom Streot, Graenvttle.

OOTSpecialNo^^

MLUW^taPHESSMf* Attorney at Lew moving to 131 W9st 4m Street. 753-7333.

WE CARRY BATTERIES

(Eveready) tor all makes of watclws! Floyd G. Robinson Jowelers, Downtown Evens Mall, Greenville, 75*2452.

N% OFk all tickets If purchased 10 days In advance. Cell Trallways, 753-3483.

Oil Autos For Sale

''A GOOD PLACE TO BUY!'' EASTGATEMOTORSJNC

1 East Greenville Blvd. Greenville, 35*3193

COME BY OUR NEW location and try our professional car cleaning services. Complete detailing on Interiors, engines, undtrcoating, fabric protection, buffing, waxing, and more. Professional Auto Beauty Service, 1520 Hooker Road, beside Carolina Teleptxxw.

FOR NEW USED Cars, See CALVIN PARKER at WjNNER CHEVROLET, Highway 11, Ayden. 74*40._

NEED A USED CART Call Tyson Auto Sates. 35*7573.

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I Train to be fij

TRAVEL AGENT TOUR GUIDE AIRLINE RESERVATIONIST

ttift IffftaHy, fiifl thntfpifl

computira. Horn tludy

^ tamlnlaan

flffiQ lOTioWta ivBininp. rr

plaeomont aaalttanc*. Natioiial tfoadquartara-LIghthoua* Point, FL.

AC.T.-TRAVEL SCHOOL

1-80-327-7728

Bukk

m*IUlCK WIMcar Ibte. axcoltent condltlan. 948-M21 from 8 a.m. to * p.t.** After*, 94*3!.

lion. Cip^

iwiorek Baiai:tMw.7g

17.

198* iillilk ftagal, VI, silver, blue top, 9508 mites, console. Pay otf. 75*4)77 days._

014

Cadilisc

1972

tor sate as Is. 75*:

015

CtMvrolat

SufSTSreSol^aint^

Shop, frame straightening,* estimates, new/used/recap* tires, auto repairs, low micos.* 1*00 North Greene. 75*1*71. . *

kk likLE: I9M Chevy ita- tion, 4-door, 4-spood, air condl- j

tiening, AM-FM sterecfVl cOsMtte, now /MIcMln tiros,* good gas mitetai, exceHent-

condltten, 81700. Days phone* 7-2121 ext. 293, evenings 355 *57tafier*p.m.

1977 CHEVROLET CeprKfeS Claulc. New air, new seat covers, clean. 753-34.

19 IMPALA in very good con-ditlon, $1395.75*14*1.

198* MALIBU wagon, automatic, air. $14. 75*06, days; 7M-3837, nights. H480D.

Chrysler

2 door, new transmission, needs some work -but Is running, $175.7-32W.

017

Dodge

1971 DODGE Dart Swinger, 1 owner, $ or 318 motor and transmission, $1. No title. 7M-77M, ask for Jimmy.

Oil

Font

MUSTANG,

llgbt blue, 2 engine, automatic shift, beautiful condition. 7-0274.

19 MUSTANG OT. Sunroof, loaded. 21,0-l- miles. $tOM ne-' gotiabte. Call 75*80.

19M RLACK Escort EXP. sunroof, air conditioning, 5 speed, power steering, cruise control, /VM/FM stereo cassette, 17 jm mites. 7-4ia.

020 Mercury rt^^lRCuSY*?APilf^

speed, 4 cylinder, air, new tires, AM/FM digital c Good condition;

Bital cassette stereo.

n; just had tune _ . 7J4 44 after 4

p.m. 1-5-37 Saturday and Sunday, ask for Mark.

up. $10 firm

19 MERCURY Lynx, good condition, $2,2. Serious calls only. Daytinw, 35*2470. After 8 p.m. and weekends, 757-35*3.

19M MERCURY COUGAR LS. Gun metal gray, wim low mileage. Original owner. $*SW or best offer. Must sell. Call 7 4045 after *p.m.

Cell after 7 p.m. 74*4019.

19 OLOSMOBILE Cutlass, automatic, air, A/M/FM stereo, power steering, cruise control, good condition, $25 negotiable 75*7741.

022 Plymouth

l97*^LV^WTkr^OLARF , Best otter. 752 4755. mi PLYMOUTH K CAR. Tan

and black, t-top/sunroof, air, AM/FM cassatto player, bucket, seats, automatic, and much more. $22 Call 7 7942.

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MANAGER WANTED

For fast growing, progressive tire center. Send resume to;

Manager

P.O. Box 1967 Qrttnvillo. NC 2783S

ICU Med/Surg OB Nurses

Immediate full and part-time openings for RNs and LPNs. Salary commensurate with experience. Shift and weekend differential. Excellent benefits. 0>ntact;

Director of Nursing

MARTIN GENERAL HOSPITAL

Willismalon,NC

919-792-2186

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DOING IT YOURSELF? WE CAN HELP!

No one knows your GM car or light truck better than GM. And thats why we can help you do it better by supplying you with genuine GM quality parts. Including GM Goodwrench parts...the parts designed for your GM vehicle from the same people who built your GM vehicle. __

OIL CHANGE FILTER & LUBE SPECIAL

$ 1099*

'Includes Five Quarts Of Oil Consult your owner's manual for recommended maintenance Intervals.

Worn-out oil carries dirt... dirt that scratches away at engine parts. So change oil regularly.

**i

WORN-OUT MOTOR OIL CAN WEAR OUT YOUR ENGINE.

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Keep that great QM feeling wHh genuine QM parta.

746-4032

HWY.11 BYPASS AYDEN. N.C.

M# Tht DHy RtfHidQr. Giw^ivltle. N.C. ^tt3!d!!LM

NHk

iwTSBaW Mte, .AM/FM

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i|M mtny artrai, mw tlm.

Mr^ iUUki LM U*. air oaiMlMr.cnilwion1rot.S10M fN|ONgWo.3aiMT7.

h iUHiliitt, skc. (

. mim IHMMf

/ SMfW

loeol. OMOiiont condHtan. SlSOO or bwlollor. Ntiiol ooU. 7DM.

tm and crulw air,

iKl L bohMan)andSB.m.

Srar

forrtga.

Naad to aoH. IMO noga-CaU Tod. 3SS-at3(, aflor 7 gjn.7SHm.

mUTTOlilL 65m. is;

mltaago. Vary doan. MovMi Aaklag nsw. Call 7 mi anydwa.

ISTYETTonff

LaoRwr Marior. hoalad oaaio, fwNy loMM. wali malntalnod car. 4MN mllao. S11JN. TSt-

isrwoRrosiristii

Rm naada.Iraminltslon.

MAM Ml

an rgrtigii'

NU N^iAk fNiA. sllvw, ,air. hrnnaadala. Only MOW mliw.Call70047.

mi WkAtflT ttm 6no-

ownor. Vary good SUDO. Call 7^4M^ttar S p.m.

mTWKliXeSr

pr^6D<liXe?snGB5E Oloool, laadad. low mllaaa> HI af1arap.m.74Mait.

ms NONAC Accord. WMI; 4 door. S wood. 1A0W mllaa. Baotoffar.^isas. ms MAibA as t Ywrbo. X-callanl condMlon. 22W0 mllas. All options Including powor MNHoaf. Mrindews. locks, fic. Aakl^ tH.WHas SlASOO. Call

1H7 tiUXIlAA LaaHwr and digital Mkagas, .sun roof, wlilta. 7.0W mllas, 752-1004 anytlma.

m7 m.kiwik jatta '&L, now. many axtras. 49W mllaa. S13W0. Call 752-9931. m7M0kAi4Ktiisf)N Dark gray with tan Inlarior. low mllaago. Manufacturar's sug-gpiitod prka: S4IW0. Asking: Slow. ^1 7SS-99S9 batwoan 9 and3p.m.

^OawkftSptciM

mTTSfWffrTSvarMbr

burgandy. Excallant condition. 75S-47or7SS-2792,

030 Bicycit For Salt

174 VBlVA Statlwwagw. Auorago condlttao. Must sail M80.7V-:

1979 cA#ii. Runs groat, nOw tlrao. SWO firm. Call 750-5207

1971 CILICA, good Aiklngy757-mo.

conntlon.

19 MkWswi. Last production yaar. Now rao. 02MO. 7S2dm

daya: 7mi7.nlgMs. 114000 19 tordla Hit

chback. runs aood, goad ras, IOOI.75l-3W5aWar7p.m.

1917 BAWttk fainw'SS: flor and bafary. Runs wall. GraduaflM muat soli. 0050 na-goabla.Call75M4W.

Gaad Condifian. Sl,2W. Call n.757-t724.

lp.m.757-1

BAniki

H79 DAT9UN 200ZX, air, 5 AM/FM cassaHo. Call

JKm

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SSlOBi

orbostoffar

Manyax-

.7sUm.

mo VUMvAik Imt

dajjandabla, aconomlwl,

nogatlabM. Call TSMiVwoakdays.

mnssnxisnsefmF

Fartoct candman. 44W0 mllas. 35S-5430.

iM BATikk 2wtx mplalllc Muo. loodod. low mlla-aga. wary good coraNtlon. Must aoll.7S^M6aflar4p.m.

CUSSIFIEP PISPUY

SCHWINn'TkE 10 spoad varsi

ty. 075.754-9730.

5 SCHWINN Freastyler. 753 5545 after 4, ask for TIni.

032 BoatsBMotors

FAml^^SaTo at Its BEST. Power and Sail.

CAROLINA WIND YACHT SALES A CHARTERS: Broad Croak at McCotters Marina,

Washington. 944-4453.

HOBIE CAT, 14 Turbo, Carolina Muo With rainbow sail. River jailed.. Always covered. Call 7544273.

l6no OalVani2I6 ffatiSi^.

Pricas starMng at 0349 for 14' boat. BiNy's MSrina, Balls Fork, 355-2793.

LONG TRAILER for ir boat, 14" wheals. Call 752-2925.

ROSS FIBOrOLASS spaclallNS

in all types of fiberglass and frapalrTcall744^.

boatr

WE SCkvlCE Johnson-Evinruda motors. OMC aufhorliad dealer. Billy's Marino, Balls Fork, 355-2793.

13 FT. CHECkMATE with horsepowar high performance Johnson, A-1 shape, CdU 744-

15' DIXI fiberglass, 1974. Chrysler 15 horsepower rnowr 190^ Long trailer, 1979. Wail cared for. Spara tin, paddle, anchor, gbstw*. bairHnll. 014W.75A4WA

irSPORfSCRAFTboatwlthOS

Rower motor. Fully aqulp-050.752-2315.

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FortoU

II,OmSTsR14, 0450.2-cart' trailer 0750.355-7143.

)900 VAmAhA 400 Special. 31M mites. 07W nogMabte. Call 752 7947after5. '

Ifk HONbA CB9W Custom^ Low mlteoge* great shape. Has sport slaoySar, luggage rOck add

arnsjiSiissi

afterSp.m.

1902 H6noA 750K, 3300 miles, extra clean, garage kapt. 014W. 74449M0r 74f174an^ma

IfW HONDA 450 Nighttwwdc. Black and silver. 0400 nNotla-bte. NMifs. 79-1044 or 3SM111, askfOr^.

1902 V^kA 410 MAXIM, 49W

mites. New 7/04. Immaculate condition. 01010.753-3014.

IfsHklMiAAONAWithfjrive sha. 520 actual miles, excallant condition. Call 744-37.

1904 YAMAHA CLEARANCEI 05M rabote. Let's Make A Dealt Stan's Cycle Center, Inc. 210 West GrOenvllte Boulevard. 7574592.

000 JbghsaVbbs I^^SS^wSeerfS

leaded, excellent cendlfion, 29JOO nHldS, 013.9W. 794-7245. 1104 iiila 07, rad wi^ Mack

hanitop. very clean. Must sell. Call4-14.

04i Truck

m? ^M^of automatic transmission. Call 753 15 after 5.

1974 V4 ton Chevrolet with 10' flat Craft body,, duel gas tanks with 350 motor, 02000.79 0544.

lk7 COkklER ^pM^ Nm

paint, r 7943:

runs good.

Call

mo II CAMINO. About 4941 actual mites. 024. 79-0400, days; 753-309. nights. f480D.

1904 iSlhfU truck, 15,000 mllas, like new, automatic, air. bed llner/OSMO. Call 7M 539.

1904 K5 BLAiik Silverado package, fully loaded, rad and vdrite!Exce!lent condition. 097W nagoNable. Call after 4 p.m.. 7^10.

1904 MAZDA B2000 black with naw fiberglass camper top, JVC Plenoer cassette system, air, excellent condition. 7 30.

19 SILVEkADO, Short bed, loaded, low mileage. Call after 4 p.m. 7444410

199 K5 BLAZE, fully loaded, 1,0 miles, 010,0 firm. Call after 5,754-51.

044 Child Care

experiencIT^m^^

would like to keep children in 0304010 anytinw

References.

for your unused Items. Topi; your ad, phone 7941.

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Wb give high priority to

higlvtech < office workers.

At Manpower Temporary Services, we welcomeand apprecl-ataskilled office workers. People who thrive In automated of-fica sites. And like the freedom and variety of temporary work.

As our-amployae, youll work in some of this areas most ad-vancd offices. With good, weekly pay. A flexible work schedule. And, If ycki have good typing skills or previous word processing experience, a chance at our fast, free Skillware training.

If you haw information processing, data entry or other office experience, call us. Learn about the priorities we give to special people like you.

OMANPOWER

TEMPORARY SERVICES

IIBRMdBStrMl

Qimnm^fLC.

757-3300

QlWCirt

FSREWirreiCTBr

PrvKhgql for >-4'yr oMl. Monday-Fridby. 9-13 noon. Mo-mrM Drtvd, Grooqvlo. Ciu 3552797, Mk for VpnoiU.

wbULb LVE to koop cMldron in my homo of rob-onobte. pr1c4i for working mothors. 6li 5-9p.m. 754-1251.

Nits to CM for

InfMf nd todoter In Aiy homo. Monday-Frlday, 7:394 p.m.

sssiaisrwite

bfter4p.m.

Responsible wman

wanted to cam for 4 monte old hi my home. 3 dayt a wooh Imten-July 14. Rateroncts rail 7544251.-

In my hbiML day h

hours, Mon-51.

048 PeyNurstty

wwoitrasasrai

a tew oponing* for chlMron a. X. and 4 years m. $ waakly. 79-2743. .

050

Pets

.754-43.

AK Lockei ipantel puppy. Call 79-991

AkC PomSanianI. 6n

mate, ona tenate. Call after 4

p.m., 94-32.

eUCK MAL AK Paklngts

for tfUd. 754-9541 ftor7p.m

boO FOOD. 2li protein,for ' pound bag. Call Aydn NItrogah 744-2152.

EASTER BUNNIES and Chhi-chillas. Cute Dwarf Dutch and Lop-aarad bunntes for sate. Rabbit hutch kits, 549.95. Baby chinchillas and hutch, 199. Chinchillas, 149. Pet Villaga, 511 Swite Evfm Stimt. 754-im

FREE MIXED braad pupptsiT .Call days, 759-4774 or raghts,. 794993. V

OET YOUR Easter puwy now! Chow-mate, cinnamon, 7 weeks. 394339.

JUST IN TIME iOR Eastor-Chin^iliasl-Chack you local pot store or call 754-7203 Or 754-9440.

LOIS'S PAMEREO PEti

Small dog grooming, $12. 355-5754.

REGIStERD Boxer pupptes for sate. 79-4M1 after 4 p.m. REGISTERED KC black Chow Chow, 4 montes, tomate, all shots, house trained, teash trained, 52 firm. Call 923-3922 afterSp.m.

RislbiNtlAL iEt CAfi Service. Insured, bondad. Raf-arancas available. Sherry J. Dondy, 744-919.

057 HgIp Wanted Administrativa

AOoTAf^^^^M

Imnwdlately in multi-company oparaflon. AMIHy to coordnate all aspacfs of accounting avMom a must. ContacfGieM Olivar at 1409492499 for iqtervtew or send resume to Randy Uzzall, Pharm-Sava Incorporatad, P.O. Box 1, Hookorton, NC 2959.

EXECUTIVE OliECTOh of

Association for Retarded Clti-zens/Plft County. 4 year dogroo in Human Service field ro-qulrea. masters or equlvatenf related axpartence praforred. Must have knowtodga of mental retardation, organization management, advocacy, and skills in puMic relations. Sond resume to: Director, P.O. Box 254, Gretnvllte,NC 27934.

PiCHASiNG MANAGES

Growte company. Eastern NC Exceltent banefin. 3 years tax te axpartence nacessary. Sub mil rtsunte to Purchasing Man agar, P.O. Box 1W7, Greenville, NC3799.

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USED REFRIGERATORS RANGES & WASHERS

FOR SALE

U. Merrill & Sons

PARKING LOT STRIPING

753-3503

Gid Holloman Farmvillc, NC

MATTHEWS SEPTIC TANK CO.

VfW INSTAll. -PfPAiOS

PUMPING 1 CLEANING Pit' Cciuntr P*ir' I UTA U Vm-i

PHONE 753-4097

BAM To 9 P M

COOKE t ms

^ 2nd Anniversary Celebration

FREEPORT BAHAMAS

V free vacations

As A Boms To Ov

CHStaners Diiriiig The Month Of April-A FREE Vacation With Eveiy Car SoU!

050 tMpWanM Clericai

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CHALLENGING WRKISWHAT WE HAVE AND

WE NEED YOU!

(WPM) DATAENTRY WORD PROCESSING

Wi Offer Bonuaax HaaHh ahd I InMirannTPald HelHtey Vaca^. Flw fraa In^f-

perary help firm can ofiar d we can. Fhid out whyl. Callua.

MANPOWER

Temporary Servioei'

119 RaadaStrMf. Graanvilto

757-3300

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ABETTER

OPPORTUNITY

ANNE'S

TEMPORARIES

The area's toadlng tempary sarvica hM immadiate naadi for ocrotertes/typlste and a whto range of clerical workers.

Earn Top Benefits:

Vacation and holiday pay Haalte and Lite Insurance Word procaulng training ShrpanyoursMIto

Starfa rewarding carter with Anne's today!

CALLUSi

Ask for Jean or Becky

ANNE'S

TEMPORARIES

758-0010

Flenrars Offica Comptox 1419 S. Evans Street (Um Evane Street Entrance) EOE-M/F/H

kiMMibirflilb.i9iSy

mratars. Spoad asaanfial. CsH Trela, Mar St., 757-33.

119

CASklER na4tdad. itlf-motivated, dapwtdabte, good ^ng, good mate iklHa noadad. Call ter jppolntmanf. 754-3239. askforOonna.

GROWING Proteaaional firm has position avallabte tar locro-fary/rocopflonlst. This pesfion

ssrSi!s;' ploMant

tol^honO

Aydsn 744-3417,1-5 wookdays.

NAtlbNAL MFnV Mi Opening for aocrofary. 05. Dk-faiteeno oxportenco prttarrod.

Excallont fringe bontflta----

Resume to: Socrotary. P.i 4M,Groonvllte,N.C.

pkt-tiM Wor3 for law firm. Expertenca ro-quirad. IBM (Hsplaywrltar. IBM Personal Computer, dictaphone. Hoors: 5-9, Monday-Frl ^ Write Parlqnnol, P.O. Bex Groenvilte,NC

iiiiiVlONIStwiteaxiS;f typing skills tar local construe tion busino. Submit resumo to: P.O. Box 17, Groonvllte, N.C. 27935-17.

SECRETARY noodid. Varlaly of iob rosponsteillttes. Good t^ Ing required. Exporlonco helpful In computer and word orocata-Ing. Sand raauma to F.O. Box 714, Groonvllte. NC 27934

SicikfAkV/bocoDtloTsf noodsd for Groonvllte (Whoad Door Company. Call 79-394 for appelntmqnt,

SiCkifiY. (Nood 2) words per minute, naaf appoar-nco, to niO/waok. Atlantic Parsdnnal, 355-7991.

WEEKEND RacapNonlst naad-ad. Call Graanvilto Coimtry Club. 754-197, Monday -Friday 10a.m.-4p.m.'

ThtverybtttilBmB BroinclasBififdl ' 752-6166*

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AtTlNTibd antra Incoma? telsaraa

VTMnila IHNWVl BVVQ ^uviiuvviy

raoalate. roacuo two, fints, ponwltea ana ateer taxas. Con-

Miring and caltedlonpellctea.

typing, baokkotping, ac-ceunfmg and cashtert^ ox-Mranoa rogulrad. Exoertancoln data onfry araterrod. Starting salary: 9I&.

F.O. Baa 729, 391 ^1 Ste Sfraat. GrwnvHte. NC 37935^ 719.80E/AA M/F/H.

AppNcaftan Deadllna: Vted-nwday.Aprlta.l99.

7-5Wt.

IIWAbcAttlNb GrriaMl^:

Moblla nowMorson natded. SfaH at UK^ineflfs. Atlantic POrsomwl, 355-7931.

CASNltIk IMO0I0 Immadlately. Will train reliabte Individual. AHanMc Parsonntl, 355-7931.

tLihk/tiHiii Kiriirs weakly, avoning and weekend sMtto Incfudad, busy locafion areal cu}tamara. good

Mstary ahd ratorancas ro-

quitod. Short Stop Food llart, im East Graanvilto Boutevard bdtwson 7 ajn. and 2 p.m. Good bonont package for oil mo omployow. Wl train.

859

ItMl

rmpfffniM

NMMcaf

iAkM iktik 'AlH-part lima. Bacomo a Tri-cham craft Instructor. Wt train. Wrlta: lanagemont Route 9, Box 91,

tesldn,N.C.2ll

lu tuuumr IS

studteo. S nWito por wook. FuN

SnWrispor conwany pwd bonoftts. Secure working condfttens.^ly <^|

tAfcil kM RioMtT. worL your own hours. SoH Avon - f1 BoautyCompany.75443.

roteroncos to: tw

Charlte Boulevard, Wlnslon-Satem. NC 9W3. AH rasumas haW In shrlcteol confldinco.

kkcltlNb NIW' ltawaM

now Mring oxportencod waiters and waHrosses for all shifts. ^ Dly In parson at Waste's, 159 larolino Avonuo, Washington.

FULL-TIMi lNM neoM for modlcai offtot. Good bonotlts

fekPlftlfekclD K'RNrL HELP. Heten's Grooming World Can 759439.

and working conditions. Apply to P.O. Box I9M, Grobn^to, N.C.17934.

0tbfcHAL.ItAtleMi^~

Wifiti) riiJi

vMuals-RN or EMT-to da physical txams tor Insuranca cam-

kUMI-MRwLnrFwttiriio

9:39-11: a.m. or 4-7 p.m. Vemjpwieture required. Call

RNS LkM neerisB lor In-homa prvala duly nursing. Call Madlcal Staffing Sarvtcas at t 9^-394, Momtoy-Frlday,

iliTAiii'0iitcri5i;^ir

Itnaadadtoaaslsttedtagnoattc MMfRifit of citanti for otfM. Muat haya 4 yaar dsgret and 3 yaars af axpartence working wite subatanco abusa or a

rector noodsd at the Grecn-vHte Atetotic Clob. Qualified candMoto must be mature, en-huslastlc and ba personally committed to health and fitness. Pteast calt 754-9175 to sot up an Interview.

maatera dagroa and I year of work axportenct in substance abuw. Gaad sMary andbenallts. EOE. Contact Ptrsonnal Dipartmanl. Edascombt Nash MHTmR^P, ?!q. Box 4947, Rocky Mount, NC 279. iUTMCIAIblI Counselor II noodsd to work Hte adotes-

substonca ahuas probtems. Most hava 4 yaar dsgree and 2 yaars of oxporlonca working with subelanoo abuw or a masters and I yaar of work expertenca In subatanco abuw. Good salary and banomriOE. Contact Per sennol Dapartnwnt, Edwcombe NaNi nTmR/SAF. p!o. Box 499, RackyRteant. NC 279.

TRAINIB WMf aL Assistant Fait Bapartenw a must. 4-day work waak. Can 7Sktl.

000

NttoWttritd

AAA EMPLOYMENT

RBCEPTWNISTt WK Answer phena In aratotstonal setting. COUNTER cIeBR! II Train

LEgSI'*SBc8^T: I2K Good typing? Top firm needs

HER, . Mostly days Grow with oomaony. LANOSCAPINGT Create

your

19IWwt14MiSlrwl SuHo203 7 1393 Low Fee Personnel Service

Af#LKaTnUi being accepted tor oaek/ctarkt tor all sMtfs at Kath and Kerry fl9, Crtmwland. Jab opening In

TmSw TIiunSBp ARE VU A iVkoRo Closer? Naltenal company seeks ca-raar-mindad Indlvlduols who are Mature, autgeinf .and butlnass

- -krwtr>lr>ra mI

orwifW. RMUirvii vramina wii' ba oravMairilie entry teval h 25-39K. Call Mr. Davonport at 3SS-7N9or39S-79Mtoarrangaan

Paraon wanted who wants to team the roatouranl business. Involvw limited traveling and muat be willing to relocate Ex-

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PSnWGV fWipiVV DW VIOV VV6Cv6

sary. 7S7M4 ter appotntmant.

AIMiATI MMiAgCR. Mate or tomato nwdsd with some retail axpartence. l2SS/week and performance bonus. Atlan-ttePirwnnel, 315 7931.

CLASSIFIED DISFLAY

Vacation Includes... Flight

Hotel AccomnKXlations

9WSoliaiiias ^MMcess & oasiiio in

$50.00 Coupon Book

Departure From Raleigh/Durham AlrpovtOn Sundays

Vd Through loptembor 17 Trtp for On#

2IM JUMNVDnory tsMonnioii

Operating Hovrt: Momkiy-Friday, 8:30 a.in.-l:30 p*ni. Sitwrdsy# 9:00 6.111.-4:00 p.ni.

'Your Warranted Satisfaction Is Our Written Promise"'

R.B.EIkB RobGTt Bulltr JakGiBtnhour

Robift TugwGlI Bobby Smith NGilEIkt

Tommy Cookt

COOKE & ELKS

Bins

Corim of Bltmarck 6 Trad* StrMts Qr66nvlll6, N.C.

7564514

Sum

U|w

^wdig

Mis.

JODY JORDAN

CALVARY NIOBILE hOMB

729 QrttnvlllB Blvd. 7SS-6114

LADIES RETAIL ready to wear chain offers a.rewarding and exciting career in sales management with:

*Attractlva Salary *CommlMlon *Marchandlaa Dlacount *Full Company Frlngo Banollta

CATO

In Greenvilles Stanton Square Is seeking a manager who...

*EitJoyt Direct Public Contact *lt RoaponalMf and Aggrotalvo *Can Mollvato Salot Poraormtl

We will contact applicants for conflden-titi interview

Send resume to:

Dorfs Cooper P.O. Box 390 WIIHamslon.NC 27692

An Equal OpporttHiNy Employer

in .......

000 NbIsV MIsccHa

Ubiti; Nariri

Haw company In

-aa naadiiavarM outgoing wnlatlvas to jmrk oaH Sal yaur own hours. For

Sol your own hours. For Intohnotton pteast coll

kIkAikMAN nw(M wi^ portenco In rapolring moblte . Apply In porton betwoon

cam* MmnSf nomas Groonvllte Boutevard, ito.

WAifklSiit. diibwasiwrs: and hostess nwded part-tlmo

oulhMomorlol Drive. WAITRESS ANb line portonnol

tor nl

son Tuotday

tvard.

vict Jobs. 514,79 to sm.l/ Ytar, Now Htrlno. CafI Job Lhw, 1-5lt-4SF34t1 Extension

1315 for NsHng. 24 Hour.

kttU tlMl MkMfcfekiiiip

HaIR itrLtif. Frintasllc

business opportunity! Bo your own baaslYor details, 75443M.

htklNl kederol govommont obs In your area and ovarseas. tony immediate openings wHhout waiting list or lest. $T5-4M. Phono call refwidabto. (4M) 9-99K. Extension 513. hdbil MotHER poeltion for nature person wli exportence n managing a household, preparing meals, planning Kial skills, and working with w disabled and elderly. 7-1744.

UUICLAtUkG workers needed. Must live within 3 mites at Greonvllle. Must have own Tansportatlon and work hours/woek. Refcroncos re

rad. Coll 7. Service.

I, Wlllte Maid

IilNRbKfrJoiFElifiii

Services needs M men to 1st, 2nd and 3rd shifts for 3

Koy work . months. Some weekend work avallabte. Call 35$ 79 today for

Interview

experienced keypunch operator. 3741,039. Calf Anne's Temporaries lor an appointment. Isk lor Joan. 7S944nir

wanted at Georges Hair De-Ignors, The Plaza.

Tuesday-Frlday, 1G5:.

Apply

Local cHBBch would iiiw to Mre pianlsl. Pleaso call 754-1737 after 5 p.m.

Ion truck and warehouse worker. Good pay lor right per son. Previous irlvlng expert ence required. Ca tor men! 9 a.m.-ll a.m.. 7

MdtUkk'S NILpk'wanted: Eastern School district. 2 hours attarfwons, 3 days weak. Days may vary. Call 9304757.

kiib SAfF,'3iandabt In-(Mvidual lor -

trig with

hit ASSiltANt to^ ihri baliy Rottector. Part mo posHtan iMdrosumeto: NIE, Tm Doll) tolloctgr,. P.O. Bex 194; Grn^,NC379U.

OVERtMkbADrudrWs needed. Single and team opera lions. Minimum 3 years axparl-ence lead driver. Conventional tractors. Call Fine Trucking, ~ 9W-227-999.

PAINTERS

Needed Immediately ten only. Top wages. Can 753-049 between

Jourmyn

BamtlH.

54p.m.

PAkfTiMIridtullimii

- AN poiiNons open. App

ly tram 2-4 a.m. at the Subway Rostaorant m Pttt Plaza.

kAkt-fkNl, tuH mo cashier positions ovollobte. kkaturo adutto pfoterrod. Wa have cor-mrato boneflls avallabte. Call M^'t inc., 754479.

kAkt-tNposliions available

Immediately. Good letabhone communlcattons a must. Hourly ratephisbenusos. CAtt 754-1317

ktkioiMELMfeiibfEbtoaf culoNon Department at Tht Dal ly Reftector. Openings available now tor parson to ^vlce nmvs-paper machines, truck driver and mallroom workers. Must be at least 10 years old, have good driving record, own transporto-tlon and be avallabte Monday-Frlday afternoons attar 12:

p.m. and Saturdoy nights after W:M b.ffl. Total hours rongo from 19-M hours par weak. This Is on oxcoHont positton lor student or retired person who would like 0 good parl-Nme |ob. Pitase contact Circulation artmont at 7524IM between a.m.and5:Mp.m

RHoktftifMAL ksMl composition - Atlantic Personnel Services, 355 7931.

QUALITT RESUMES, tree cover tetter with each resume C. R. WHIIng Services, 35543.

RECteriONISYIull me i fton. Must bo able to work nl. and weekends. Apply In person. Great .Expoclations, Carolina East nCiII next to Sears.

LlAktttRtHwanteiTwiiii'iir pertance hi alterations. Coll tor elnhntnt7n3l47.

sHfektMlfALb^wririi^

Exportence not necessary. App ly batweon 9-9 a.m. 754-4^. Lamwr Mechanical Contrae tors, Farmvllto Highway.

HILLINg a sNILLtird

ipaclatlzes In sates, management Iralnoe, accounting and cterlcalpMlttons. Call 7M4S4I fRACtoi tRAlLtT teamaoperatlon-Rocky Mount. Home most weeks. $39,0 per ytor, all hisurancas. holiday and vacation pay, 3 yaars experl-anco requlrod. Intarvtows on Monday and WednMday ol ntxl waak. Drug scraon tost. Coll mornings, TLi, 999-2M 4929.

TtrblUtillNf w^lth toT

lowing needed. Pteast call 754-43. Leave namt/numfaer answering mechlm.

CUSSIFIEO DISKAY

WantBd

ilNOUS

WANTED! Part-Nme help tor tetaphom survey. Hourly waoM piM bonuses. Call tar oppolM-i^t bolweon 9 and 5 p.m., 79-

001

Hsfp Wanted Sales

In our naw and used sales volume wt are In need of a

iissisr'Jik'iLpic'ss

hove Hw ability to follow directions thto could bo on oxoellent opportunHy to loin o winning toam. Excellent training program. guaranteed salary and MnaNts including paid vacation, hospHallzaNon Insurance and dsmo program. No experience needed. Quick advancement for the right Individual. Contact Loon Krementz at 7M-1135 tor an Interview.

CbuMTfek SALES. Experience In auto ports. Full^rt-tlme avallabte. Atlantic Parsonnal, 355-7!.

OAWSOk'S of Greenvllto Is tak-Ing applications for axporienced sates clerks In catalog sales. Mwt be naat and mature, ^ly In parson at Dawson's, 411 East Arlington Boutevard, Monday-Frtday.SaaMr.Hay.

NLLrMfeTVandpriteric satetman.Call355-7W2.

iMklkDIAt OPENING for amblttous real estate agent Private office and training avallabte. Musi have N.C. Real Estate cansa. Call Mavis Butts at Mavis Butts Realty for con fhtentlal Interview 355-74.

IMMEDIATE OPENING Full Tima

On the |ob paid training for out going, personable Individual to sell portraits locally for ona of the natlon't leading portrait companies. No experience necessary but you must be an energetic, salt-motivated Individual. pleasant atmosphere and wondng conditions with

good company benefits in eluding retirement and healNi Insurance plan. Apply in person only at Olan mils Tuesday, AaiH 14 and Wednesday, Aprl' Ubelween 34p.m. EOE/MF.

LOOKING FOR ambitious, moNvoled raal estate agents to work witti 0 new and growing agency. Must have real estate license. Call for your Interview today. CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser & Associates, 355-78.

SALS RE for post and notacard comMny covering Eastern NC. 39% Commission.

Send

Box

call

1402-779 Ml.

SENIORS AND GRADATE Stodants. Have you considered o career In flhancial planning' Sand resume to: North woetorn/Baird Securittes, 217 Commerce Street, Greenville, N.C. 278.

$2fJN PLUS first year. Salary plus commission. Opportunity to move Into management within ir. Company benefits _J. No travel. Nations's It mobile home dealer. Apply In person. Conner Homes, 710Souihwest

vard.

I Greenville Boute-

CUSSIFIED DISPLAY

001

HtlpWaiitGd

Salts

NEd A SLF-MOTIVATED salesperson who Is excited about door to door soles. Experience desired. Draw agaliMt rommF Blon. Company vthlcte and

mirilx!

Drive. 7544414.

NbD immediately: Company expanding, looking for

iiras-jrsi'sisssg

Wilson, Rocky Mount oroa. Wa wilt train. ^ rwufna to: Frank SmHh. Carolina Modal Hamas, P.O. Box 4, Orton-vllte,NC 37835.

^WKrmi^

Solos and Mlvory^portom

at Factory Mattrow and WaterbMi OuNef. ConfMonltal application ovollobte. Apply now at 7 Groonvllte Boutevard next to The Plazo. No phono colls pteoso.

otiib alB.1" _ avallabte calling on osfobllshed customers. No limit on Income

REAL EStitE Solos Agent. At-tractlvo commission pockago wl*h Incentivos. Coll Tim Smith at the Reol Estate Cantor tor confldentlol Interview 35544.

AL istXTE AG1TS wonted. For your contidentlal Interview, call Jean Hopper at University Realty. 355-5944.

RITi CAMRA needs l ' ^ time satesperson. Sates position requires previous retail experl-

ssLiSLaasaii.""*

ROUTE LE. Exparienca helpful. Base plus commluion on all sates. Excallant benaftts. Atlantic Personnel, 3-71.

MLES JOB. Take ordsrs on es-hllshed route and add on additional new accounts. 4-doy wook.

for i^gwnitnant a.ni.'ii a.vn>f

002 Help Wanted Teaclwra

DAYCARE worker:_____

enco proforrod tor 3 year oMs. Please apply to PO Box 514. Wlnterville^NC28SW.

003 Help Wanted

Technical A Trades

DRAFTSMAN - Perform goner-al civil engineering drafting tor consulting onglnotring company. Applicmts should be experienced drafters. Salary commensurate with experience. Good beneflls and working con-dlftons. Send resume or call Rivers A Assoicatos, Inc., P.O. Box 929, Groonvllte, NC 27935. 919-752-4135.

ENGINEERING Oroftsporson

Technician. Civil and Sfructu-ral. Minimum 2 years AAS

degree or equivalent. Submit resume to Stroud Englnotring. 107-B Commerce Street, Groan-villa, NC 27834.

XRIENCD MECHANIC wanted to repair and rebuild engines. Call Bob 753-1370.

GM MECHANIC needed iT mediately. Send resume and salary reqyiraments to Mechanic, P.O. Box 1947, Groonvllte, N.C. 27934.

HEATiNG and air conditioning helpers, experience praterrad. Apply Plantation Apartmonts, Havon Drive. Graonvllte or call 7SA7970 evenings.

CUSSIFIED DISPLAY

CANVAS

AWNINGS

C.L. Lupton Co.

752-6116

cardiovascular

LAB DIRECTOR

Located near Kerr Lake Recreational Facilities, Marta Parham Hospital, a 98 bed acute care hospital Is expanding and has a position available for Director of new cardiovascular lab. Applicant must be C.P.T., C.U.T. registered or eligible; with experience in Holter and Treadmill. Good benefits pflKikage available for this management position. Send inquiry to: Personnel Office, Maria Parham Hospital, P.O. Drawer 59, Henderson, NC 27536. 919-438-4143, extension 569.

SALES PEOPLE NEEDED

Fast growing automotive industry is in need of career oriented Saies People. Must have professional appearance, positive mental attitude, and be self-motivated. Hospitalization benefits, life insurance, paid vacation, demo program, good working conditions. Contact Bob Oliver at 355-5099 for an appointment.

REGISTERED

NURSES

Lenoir Memorial Hospital, presently has full time and part-time vacancies for registered nursBB in the Critical Care areas. Must be licensed to practice in the state of NC. Previous experience preferred. Competitive salary and excellent benefits package. For more information, contact:

Lynn Wallace Personnel LENOIR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL P.O. Drawer 1078 KlnBton,NC28S01 or call 919-522-7393

BfuMD mm tfflCE sriuE

FMRNI

UU HKMiaV M IV.M$S

Approximately 3,600 square feet

14 office complexes with medium and large single offices, plus suites, ample parking in Comfort Inn parking lot. Reasonable prices. Janitorial services and utilities Included.

7S4-1292

Ml IMpWantMl TacMIcaUTraM

VMMS m ^Liit6 m-

vtOMitM for hMMng and afa-coHdHleidng. 0<nd^^ cSir/s-mo

WITt AVAlUtLt ^or

pwfflMMt amploynMnt for rkor

moM

nogMaM ^

^SSKS!!*' ' s or7n-3f7laflir4p.ni.

MWiBCTMAMAWtapabW

ajartfklSS

civil oonatmctlon. Ptoaso land

moma and 3 refwwwei lo The

Reharto Cempanlot, P.O. Box 4ff,Wlntarvli(rNCMSW. BiUTtfc/fratnf.r load-nwH eapablo of working with tooio or MMndoing men. Expo-rtWKjHn 1^ Industrial con-strucflon. nmi resume and rrtsreng to Sandblastar, P.O. Bex 3308, Greenville, NC 27a34-1308._

SERVICE TECHNICIAN

rienced Canon and Minolta cim technicians. Salary to tttWwn^ly Send.rewme to: AMstafe Business System, S34S Oekhrook Parkway, Nor-cim OA 30IN3, attention: Mr. Griffin.

perlanoe In ASME code fabrlca-to, quelHy control and use of

SfsWvrn^sri

aeflmatjng and blueprint

wMQhIQ

^ ^ j skills helpful.

Please send resume and references to Fab Sim, P.O. Box 3303, Greenville, NC27836-13Q2.

Tiiagk wtvtfci saidto

drive leng distance tractor trail-. or. Must have experience. Call M4-13IS between lO-S Monday-Frlday, Washington. '

OM WorkWRNfd

doble lawn malntonance, residential or commercial also landsceplng. 757-1300 after 4.

aiL MC' #0h aLl your lawn-care needs. Industrial or residential, free-trimming,

p.m

CALL QUALITY LAWN Care. FerBtlilng. Mowing. 7S0-4S04. cArE FOR the elderly. 750-5ff8

CARL^nA tRf Wvlce. All types dene. Free estimates. Ful-ly Insured. 733-4430 or 7S7-0II7.

AkPNTER. Remodeling,

decks, fences and utility .333-3700.

' INSULATION and all types of other floor covering. Alio,lnterlerpalnflng. 734-9f

COMPLETE landscaping:

730-477 after4p.m.

duality V prices. Call

EWW |tL06* roflnishlng. No lob too large or small. Cdl

^R INTERIOR/EXTERIOR painting and oltier minor home improvements including yard work. Call McCord's Home Improvements 353-3330. Free astlnutes.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

A4A lilarkmaMii

;gc^LeTeTftEegff^

IfiWKaping, lawn care, trac-and driveweywork. Fully Insured. Call 754-l*.

BaMiiMwwiMiNtria

Tontodrtbig, 30 years expari-

ranHHasSTTdSS:

cSCnaa."*f~

I wo^o LIKE to live In and cam far the eldarly. CaH SU-

iTi* ANb Aflklft

PM^. Free asNmatas. GAG Patotors, 7344844 or 73A3443 ntr.

iH ViME TO get your mebito

am malntonance and minor tandKMln^ Sam Harvill, 730-30l0.Heipa studsnttoday.

lAwns MOWED and trimmed. Reaeenable. Call Paul 734-3777.

Mm improve manls. All lypm of remodeling td repair work. Room addT Rons, dicks, custom cabinets. For free estlmeto caH Donnie Moore, 7334030.

Mftftii NifAitAy and Land cap^. Wi handle all your londscapino neods. Call 747-0300. ffD----

. iSMEttlINO fyped-LET ME 00 IT. Resumes, tom popera, documents and more.

CglFAITH, 757-1048._

MlNTINOt Excellent quality. Guaranteed tawasf rate. Free estmales, references. 7304833 anytime.

AaPERINO, interior Paint

Bwsix.'sr*'""*"

PROFESSIONAL PAINTING. Silkweod Pabit Conmy. High quality at low rates. lnterior,ex-twlor, and minor repair. Scon Paneraon, 737-3374; Iteve Bobbins, 7SA3703.

P^ESSKMAL painting. In-terlor/Extorior. Free estimates. References. 335-7411.

QUALITY LOW Cost interior/ exterior painting and landscaping. Done by 3 ambitious students. Call 753-4731.

AoOF leaks fixed and minor ropaira. 10 years experience. Work guaranteed. After 4 p.m. call 733-3704.

EKINO PERMANENT part-tlme position in secreterial/

SltTER available. xperi-encad with elderty. References. Call033-301.

SpAaVeD ceilings. Plaster and sheetrock repair. Free estimates. Call 734-7104.

STEELE BROS. HOME IMPROVEMENT

All phases of remodeling and repair. Reasonable rates. Satisfaction guaranteed. 34 hours emergency service 7 days per week. 7-t1S. fOMHN'S #NLtt'AV is takbip a^lcations tor an up-holstory parson-3 or more yeara experience, that can do all types of upholstery-vinyl tops, sunroof, sawing. 433 Hackney Avenue, Washington, NC 3700, 1444-7003.

WILL CUT grass and do yard-work.Calt 734-4447.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

SHEET METAL MECHANIC

Modem, expanding roofing and sheet met^ contractor is seeking sheet metal mwhanic Qualified in duct and architectural wort. Must bo experienced and willing to wort. Must Dossess valid NC drivers license. Excellent benefits and wages. Reply to; Sw-vice Roofing A Sheet Metal Company. P.O. Box 6062. Greenville. NC 27835.

MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGISTS

University medicai school, associated with 560-bed teaching hospitai and rapidiy expandng medicai center, has continuous empioyment opportunities for medical laboratory technologists to work in multi-specialty clinical and research laboratories. BSMT with ASCP certification (or equivalent) preferred.

Federal Law requires proper documentation of identity and employability prior to final consideration for this position.

FERSONNCL OCrANTOIENT

East Carolina Unlvenlty

GREENVILLE.

NORTH CAROUNA S7SM 19-717-eSSS

ECU

SISSRSTftowSSraSto

now. 734-3730.

DAVEttPORnWOODSERVICE

Oakflrawood Dlicounf tor quonfHy-734-133

PoftALE:ntquoon(lisofo bod, ont roclinor, ono IBM fypowrltor. Call 333-7333 oftor 3 p.m.

I^OAO OUMP truck. Chmt fraozor.730-Sf0.

$130 In cash

Ml Furnitiire

mBTimirssmsr

ion oofa with matching chair. Call 7444404aftor 4p.m. CbPFEIfAlL and Atablo with glaao tap S73.7S4441 CNiOLtmftf only. Round dbwfto tabla with 4 chairs, $130 In cash only. 734 303oftar4:30p.m.

KINO SIIE Wotartod wHh mir rorod canopy, wovelots ntot-troM, hootar, six drawor pedos-

Mi'ssa'TyK

SELL IMMEDIATELY. 733-2414

FfiAALPItoMdovmTSto^ prieos. 030473.

FdUAAoOt Boxwoods for salt. Somo dhowod, somo in ox-ctllonf condition. Purchasor raiponaibla tar ramoval. Call 7344151 tar mort toformaNon.

MAPLE ROCKINO Chair, dark finish, oxcallonf condition, $100. Call 7340730 aftar 0p.m. MAffhisilS, bunk bads, haadtoards. All on salo. No monoy down. Poymonts os taw as $80 with opprovod crodlt. Call Halllg Mayare of 7344143 for qukk approval.

hk'f oiNiftE ilt. X caltant comntion. Best oftar. 7347403.

ROUND OAK TABL with four choirs. $300. Oak drossar with mirror $173. Call 3342300.

062 Oorage-Yanl Soles

YAS^SALE^S^SyTl^

10.412. Ona mita wost, ftobarf s WtkMng. Watch for signs.

OM Farm Equipment ARTVvLSInBiNo!

Grain or oquipmont starogo. Up to 40% bolow factory cosT Cali Darrell, 737-3004.

OARENTIME. Farmall Supw A tractor with cultivators. ^11

734428.

OM Fruits A Vegetables

iireTTOjss

saads. Wa sail wyatt/Quiirles saad. Aydtn NHrogan, 7442158.

092 Livestock

Fots: purti maros, $630, non-purobrod, $130. Soe our Strotaht Egyptian coif, standing in 1W0. For sate: Rtg-isterod Arabian filllas, maros.

colt, broko geldings, $1,34up. Stavo White, Mobane, NC 27302 (!) 343-4341.

HORS FEED swoet feed and llats, Coastal Barmuda hay, II Aydtn NItrogan 7442132.

HORSERAtK RIDING. Jarman Stabtas, 732-3237.

HORSES FOR sate, ragistarod or grade. Also food and lock. 744U1.

NINE VAaA old black goMing $000.323-7377.

AOlStEftO ohtlng ^orriTl horse, 3 years oM. Call 7444317.

OW^Misltaneow^

AIR^mT^E^w^^ dryare, ranges, rofrlgaratore and fraazore on sale. Call B. J. Mills, Black Jack, 7442444.

AIR C0N0ITI0NA-3Vk ton control self contoinod unit, 3400. Frost free froozar, $200. Guaran toad and like now. Call 7442444.

ALUMINUM MOBILE HOME Coating (3 Gallon) $19.73. Mobilo homo skirting, $3.4. Builders Bargain Cantor, 730-7041.

ANTIQUE OAK dining sat: tabla, 4 chairs, small breakfront, $300. Traitor with lights, like new, $100.73470S.

BLACK CAST IRON tub, sink Ml toilet tor sate. Exceltont condition. Call 744-49I9

CALL CHALES TICE, 730 3013, for small loads sand, to^ soil, stana, pina bark. Also bockhoo and orlvewoy work. CANON NP-370 F. Automatic Faad Copier, copies in throe colors, automatic txposura, reduc-

Moving. Need to soli. S2S00.334 4443 or 734:

h2m

CARPET REMNANTS

I: 400 In stock, all colors, sizes, and pricas. FHA carpet. $4.93/ square yard: Grass carpet, $1.93/square yard; No wax vinyl, $2.4/squaro yard. The Caraet Bgaln Center, Greenville, 730-0037. Now open Salur day until 3:00.

COUCH. CHAIR, coffee table and end tabla, $200. Exceltont condition. Call 7444040. CUSTOM MADE Littto Girl's dresses for Easter. Call 730-935, ask tor Sut or 0240122. ask for

Sandy._

DP OYM PAK 1300. Lika new $100- 733-4390 otter 4 p.m. or 7444741.

ELECTROLUX VACUUM cleaner. Silvtrodo model, 3V$ oM, like now, $203. 734

FA J SALVAGE MOVED TO 250N.

NEW A USED ITEMS Hundreds of CaMnets. Doors. Windows, PototTBaln Fixtures. Glasswaro, Carpets, Furntturo, Yard Sato Items, LIgM Fixtures, Attic Fans, Screen Doors A Windows, Lots More. Kinston, NC Monday Friday: 43. Sun day; 41.522^.

FOO SALE: Fixhirts, panto rack, time clock, motel shelves, office dividers, filing cabinets, spiral staircase, engraving machine, vacuum cleaner, plus much more. Call tor an ap-polnhnont, 732 017. The prices are right.

CLASSIFIED DISPUY

99 MisctHaiMOus

14x70 OAKVltOOO, 3 bodrooms.l full baths, central heat/air. Assunw loan, no equity. Call 3344054.

l9n AZALEA, 12x40, 2 bidrooms, 1 bath, paHlally fur-nlshad. $4430. Call lto-314.

1n 12x70 3 bodroomt, 1 bath, central air, good coition. 324 4331, Griffon.

tt LUO mombo^ fto Hlo, $100.734345anor 4p.m. Akbk fftACf* r salo. Push plow tor solo. Gas fish cookor tor sale. Many other miscoljonoous Itoms. Call aftor 3 p.m. 737-1210.

ORtlNVILLE Alhtotic Club family mambarshlp. Price Is rigM(732l79.

1973 12X45, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, oxcollont condition, must soe to opprociate, $100 down-$l33 par month. Call Calvary in Graan-villo, 7343114.

1974 12x40 2-6DI100M, 1 BATH, total elcfric, kitchen with bay window, 2 sink bathroom, underpinned, refrigerator, colling fan and dryer. $4200 nog. 74770

rightr7S

INO OM Dealership nseds a GM Parts Manager.

Minimum 3 years txparianca requlrad. Wlllba rsMMmsibla for Iha total parts daparfmmt.^ reaumt and salary raqulrt-menfs to: Parts Managwr P.O. Box 1047, Greonvllto, NX: 27034.

GUNS

LOANS ON BUY, SELL and fradt. Southern Gun A Pawn Inc., 7542444.

HAMMOCKS Factory seconds. Regular from $0A now $47 small. (Also available mdium, large, deluxe; Hattoras Hammocks, 1104 STrool, Greenville.

INSTANT CASH

LOANS ON A BUYING Guns, TV's, gold and silver lewolry, coins, moot anything value. Southern Gun A Pawn Inc., 732-2444.

KITCHEN AIDE mixar, 4Vi quart size. Includes dough hook, wire whip, and flot bootor at-fachmonts, gold color, like new condition, ilOO. Call 7340730 aftor 0p.m. t

LAWN MOWER repair 7 days a waak. Call Ona Source Services, 7340200.

MICWAV, Magic Chef, 1

SK oM, works poHoct, $200. II733-3001 aftar 12:30.

POOL YABLE, new r slate beT $093. Dollvored, installed, with choice of tott colors. Wood rails, heavy franto construction. Gamo world, Inc, 1-021-3400.

POOL TABLE, full Size, profre^ slonol, compltto with new cover and setup. $1000. Coll 737-0473 or 737-34M.

REFMiOERATOR, avocado in nice condition. 737-1411 days or

737-flOfOntghto. _

SELLING 2 large PA speoktre by Peavey, Ilka new, only used a few months. $430. Coll aftor 6 p.m., 7343470, ask for Barbara Mills.

SHAMPOO YOUR RUOI Rent shampooers and vacuums at Rental Tool Company.

SHINGLS. (Desort Wood) $10.00 square, rx 14' Hardboard Sidlngr$2.09. Reiecf Plywood by Unit W' $4.75, H $5.75, %" $4.75. Buildtre Bargain Center, 730-7041.

SLFLiX EkRCISE machine, like now, %U0. Call 333-4047.

TWO METAL desks. One large metal baby crib. Ona 7 horsepower riding mower. CAH 744

USED RIDING lawn mowers for

sale. 7443372, if no answer keep

(rylng._

USED 2V1 TON air canditionor. Now Burgworner fireplace blower. 7541440.

WANTED TO BUY GE, Ken more, and Whirlpool washers and dryers that don't work. Call 754247.

WASHRS, dryers, refrlgerotora and stoves. $100 up. GuKantoed. 744492.

WHIRLPOOL dishwasher for salo: also stove tap with grill and carpet. 7344003.

10A00 BTU Coldspol air codi ttoner. Call aftor 7 p.m. 744 4019.

10I HOBIE Cat 14 with 11 Long froilor, new trompoHno $2000 includes gaor. Call 754

9730.

1904 MKP Windsurfer, $330. Call 7349730.

23" COLoR consol Magna vex, 30" elecfric runm. In excellent condition. Call 7b 4447.

102

MIoMIc Hohms ForSalt

FO^AL?*^^^^obHe home 14' whte, convoniont toca ttan on nice lot-3 miles from Graenvilte hospital on 244 West Reasonable. Ull 944 4435.

0000 CLEAN 3bedroom, 1 bath. Good Condition. $393 down. $194 per month. Call Michael at 7347490.

MOBILE HOME on double tot In Shady Knoll. 0340070 nights. MOBILE HOME FOR SALE CaH 7349441.

MOVING MUST Sail! 1903 14x70 Oakwood. Drapes, appliances, emi-fumishtd. Sat to appreci ate. 732-1201 anytime

NEW 1907 2-bodroom, 40x14.XT thedrol ceiling with ceiling fan Gdan tub and much more. On t^10U3 per month. CAH Quinn

SIX MOILE homos in good pork. 7340001

TWO BEDROOMS, 1 bath Complotoly remodeled. $300 down, $130 per month. CaH

MIchaat at 7540333._

USED 1903 3^>edroom. 1 ^ Only $401.34 down, $149.13 per month. CAH Qufnn for details on this exceptional value. 734-0333

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

The Best Used Gars & Lowest Prices Always Closer Than Ibu Think!

Vbull find the lowest prks and the finest selectton d

insat Freedom Buick/Pontiac/GMC Trucks. And all of these tofxjuality cars

come with a3^Tl<x^th/a(XX) mile warranty.

SWo Moa VMHo Mu My

Wa Pitoo Inn APR Psynuri

K3.495 *2^50 M 15% *82?^ a995 3^ 36 13% 85^

IWr MrtWModM

Stock

1982 Chevy Citation

8075

1964 ChevyChevette

8041A

1965 Pontiac Sunbird

8069

1964 Pontiac Sunbird

8061A

1964 NissanSentra

3048A

1983 ChevyCavalier

8U73

1963 Nissan Senlra

2O06A

1902 Buick Regal

8038

1906 DodgeCdtDL

8064

6057

OoMrtilon

Low mileage, dean.

Automatic transmission, air conditioning, low mileage

dean, low mileage

AulomaUcYansmission, air conditioning, low mie^l owner

Nice low mileage model, only one owner

Low mileage loaded, extra sharp

Sharp local car

White 2<ioor, power windows, and more

Automatic transmisston, air conditioning, 3 to choose from

Sharp, loaded with featuree

5.495 4/175 48 11.4% 93* 5.295 4^50 42 13% 99

5,496

13%

100

5,496

A325

13%

119

4,996

4,375

13%

117*

5,195

4,475

15%

123*

7,495

11.4%

130

9,895

IMI75

11.4%

189*

1966 BuickCentuiy Limited

AOpeytnantebosed on $0OOdown.cMi or trade^approved credit Tax and tags extra

AStgntonCompMiy

-REEDOM

3uick*PcntbcGMC Trucks

kJtu Chm Vim (pa Vkikk! Highway 264 Bypass Farmville 753-7103

MabHa Ho mat

a Mraa* w

For Sala

1973 TITAN, 2 bedrooms, bath. Good condition. $3300. Coll

nighls, 732-1215.

1974 OAKWOOD, 12x40, 2 bedrooms, 1% baths, new carpet. CaH 752-3445 or 730-7240.

1977 CONNER 3-bodroom, por-tlally fumishid, largo dock, oil barren and stand, tv antenna, air, cement stops. 7342479

1971 14x70, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, woodstove, nice living room and kitchen, air conditioning, $020 dowm-$13S per month. CaH Calvary in Gnwnvllle, 7545114.

1979 OAKWOOD 14x41, 3

bedrooms, 2 baths, total elac-trie, unfurnished. $2000 down

and take up payments tor 4 years. Good condiflon. 7349348.

1900 MARSHFIELD SAVOY

70x14, 3 bedrooms, 1W baths, central air, stove, refrigerator, locatod Highland Park. 7 1227, 9-5, Monday Friday or 7370338 nights and'

1903 14x79 Fleetwood, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, excellent condition, many extras, $300 down and take over payments. 730-7728.

1904 FLEETWOOD 14x70, ex-cellent condition inside and out, 3 bedrooms, $400 and assume paymants. Days, 732 1414 or evenings after 4,732-1094.

1903 MODEL 14x30. Evans Trailer Park. Payments $157. Will give $O for you to take up paynnents. 7544474 190414 WIDE, ^yments as low as $141.84. GraenvHle volunw daator. Thomas' Mobile Home Sales. Across from Airport. 732-4040.

1907 14X43 RIVERKNOLL plush decor, underpinning and porch. Sat up In nicest park in Green-vilto area. SSOO, assume loan. CaH 7342119.

105 Musical Instruments

AN ELECTRI^ulto^lto amp. Excellent condHion. Like new. $200 negotiable. CAH after 7 p.m. 9754717.

LOWhEY GENIUS organ. New^ excellent condition. $1000. 323-7577.

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. 7S1-0120.

SMALL USED spinet piano for sale, $499, only $35 per month. 3354002.

SPINET CABLE Nelson piano. $1100.7341571.

WE BUY, sell, trade and rent all types. AH major lines including Peavey. New Bern Musk, 1409 Tatum Drive, 4345440.

109

Goods

BOAT FOR SALE. Sportscraft, 19', 1973, With trailer. CaH 732 7093.

BRAND NEW O'Brian Com petitor Ski. $300. Call 732 0172 aftor 3:30.

BRAND NEW V windsurfer, complete outfit, $430. CaH after S,74I43.

BROWNING LIGHt twelve. Belgium made 5 shot automatic. 20" nwdlfied barrel, vented rib. Excellent condition. $300 firm. CaH 7540274.

PEERLESS IRONS. 2 P.W., 3 power built woods, Includes Burton bag, $230. CaH 7340114, ask for Pete.

115 LostA Found

Wintorville. Male-1 year oM-part lab. Gold in color. No col lar. Anwers to 'Muffin'. Child's pet. 7348041 aftar 4 p.m.

LOST Ladder Back chair. Loaf vshile moving Sunday on Elm or 4th Street. Pieaae call 732 7333 or 7342402.

LOST: GOLDEN Retrclvor. Ntole, 3 years oht. Near (kton-ville Athletic Club. 7349234.

REWARD lor information end retrieval of fiberglass zebra and flamingo. Call Jungleland 247-2140.

REWARD

For return of lost female cat. Black with while s^ on tummy. Rad Oak area. 3347503 after 4:30p.m.

122

Business Opportunities

________^ or sell your

wllhC.J.>lorrlsACo.,

Inc. Financial A Marketing Con-sultonts. Serving the Southeastern United states. Grtenvillo, N.C. 333 7799, nights 734 0444.

BODY SHOP and e<^ipment, axcellont opportunity for am-bHIous indlvidiial. CaH 732 3923 days or 7340009 evonlngs. FMILV CLINlt-Physklon/ Owner retiring. 9,300 patient file. Adjecant Washington County Hospital and new nurslM home opening soon. $34K. Terms. CENTURY 21/ VILLAGE. (919) 793 5745.

GIFTtHOP. Full line. Excellent location. Brown 4 Looke, 732 7304.

OWN Y0U6 own Joan Sport-sweor. Ladles Apparel, Chlldrens/Meternlty, Large Sizes, Petite, Danceweer/ Aarobk or Acctssorles store. Jordache, Chic, Laa, Lavi, Izod, Gitano, Mans, Colvin Ktoin, Sergio Velento, Evan Picona, Liz Cloibomt, Members Only, GMoline, Haallhtex, over 1000 others. $14,000 to S34,00 Inventory, training, flxti^, grand opening, otceiers. Can open 13 Ays. Mr. Sidney (404) 232-4409.

titAURANf. Kceltont loca-tion. Ideal for couple. Brown A Laakt, 732 7304.

ftuTWkiAL.Iraadvsat up. $200 par Ay, net, passible, toll antylmo aftor 4 p.m. 919-234444)

llO^RsalEstAt^^

fflSTJfTflHSRrtSereo

noodod On site manager of sales for new 10 home development. Training tor job provided. CaH Mike Aldridge at Aldridge A Southerland, 734 3300

132 Commsrcial Propsrty

TSF ~

Tsir TOR ffRTrt 001

Okklnaon Avenue end Fkklon Street. CaH 734 7300. WARlHOUit Farmvllle 4200 square feet with oHkes. 1.4 acres, leato or sell . 1 322 3171

139 Falrms For Salt ^mssf 3?acreH!M^

with 13 acres cleared. Located on state maintslned road. Prk-

vriHl CENTURY 21, JIMl Bowaer and Associates. 3347100

or 3544777.

213 ACRES WITH 113 claarl with wHh corn and wheat basas, 14474 peunA of ta^co, good rood frontogi Locatod oH Call

f^9wy 43 I Wority W nd Southarl

3300; nights 7943222.

Warron at land 734

140 Farms For Laasa

pounA

(Pitt County). CaH Jack Sharp,

7944370.

144 Houses FarSala

to^5

money. 2200 square toot of living space. Five bedrooms, 2m

fOOmS. LOCBYBQ m KlVff Neighborhood" area, within walking distance of ECU. For

salt by owner. 147,300. CaH 732-9)54.

124 ProftsskHial

Tsmrmmn

Holloman. North Carolina's original chimney sweep, 30 yem oxptolonce worklM with chimneys end llroplocos. Fireplace repeir, chimney ceps instelled, Kreens tor chimney tope. CaH Ay or night, 733 3m Fermvllle. NC

SELL YOUR USED TELEVISION the Classified way. CaH

732-4144.___

ASK YOUR OAbffrl Perfect ctartor home with only 3% down. Builder will pay points and clos-

Tha Dally Rdftector, Oreenvitle, N.C.

Wadnaaday. AprW 16.1887 B-1t

144 Housat For Salt

144 Homts For Salt

AS LOW ASS200 per month, $0 down. Brkk. 3 bedrooms, 1M Aths. Home RoaHy, 335-4443.

BY OWNER. The best buy of Shoreton VHIege. 3 badroomt, 2M baths, flrt^oca and more. Owner will pay dosing cbets. Small down paymonf. Save thousanA. Pricad LOW ISO's. CaH 1-291-2022 office heura or tvontogs, 2242407 or 243-4979. iY 0*N|R. 6oIvA^ ir 3 bodroomt' 2 bathe, formal living and Aning rooms, fomily room with firaplaco, dock, mshly pointed IroiA, 1424 square toof. 209 WooAtock Drive. 470,900. CaH 7347041.

bV dWNER. xcoitont Forest Hills location. Walk to Elmhurst, Aycock, and Rosa. 4 baAooms, 3 full Aths, soparato onfranct to 1 bedroom and Ath, eat to kHchen, firoploco end covorod Natural landscaping with azaleas and shaA traas. ftowly Atotod, now can-fral air. Assumabit mortgaga.

STD's. CaH for opAinhnant.

finally an affordable houae paymonf tAt could A as low M 914. 3 bedrooms, family room, diningroom, brkk, on wooded lot, l4M square toet, good otm. Very small down Aynwnt. Homo Roolty, 3344443.

Ki' INViiTMlNti thto specious unit featuring 2 badroem - each wHb a bafh and M Ath downstairs, great reom/dlntog room combination umA yeure with juat I2J)9S down. Monthly poymonts of only $397.51 (PI) Asod on on FHA 0M%, 30 yoM flxod rote, loan amount or $S1,497.39 including SI J92.S (PMI). Buildor will aV clostog coots and up to 3 pototo. IS1,9M. Call LinA GadSs at CENTURY 21 Janet Bowsw^ A Asiociotos, 3347000 or 7343291. fiARSii A; this brkk ranch homo features 3 bodreems, 1M AfA, family room with wooAfove, toncod in backyard end garage. Nowly dtcoratad. 30's. Call RhonA I lalloy. Century 31 Janat Bowser A Associates. 7340003 or 334 7000.

Ing costs. Only 49JW0. Hignito Rtaltors, 757-1949 anytime.

AYDEN. 3 bedroom, 1M Ath ranch. Excaltonf locatlcn. Central air, remoAled kitchen, seA^dl* dining room. Don with otfachod greenhouse. Large living room with firtpiact. Garage/workshop and carport. SSO's.7444047.

llAIIILCAtlDonMuT^ ford Road ecroes from Venter's Grill. CaH Worley Warren at A Souther!

AlAMga I 3300: nights 793 3333

riend 734

134

Condominiums For Solo

-BAUTIFUL WILLIAMSBURG-Only 3 years young and features formal living room, 3 bedrooms,

2 baths, fireplaca, larA Mtility room, huM closets aA ail located on a beautifully land-scAd 130x140 lot. Could A yours tor only $49,900. 1432. CENTURY 21 Bare Realty, 734 4444or334BASS.

BEGINNR'S SPCIAL. brkk,

3 bedrooms, central heat, carport, on wooded lot to country. Owner will ay points and closing costs. Priced for quick sale, mow. CaH Steve Evans Realty, 3542727.

SRANCHRIOOE-Take e closor look at ItA new home. Fully decorated and ready for you. Ftahiret incluA 3 beAooms, 3 At, bright sunny kitchen with

access to deck. Nke storage Bity, 334

74S3or Elaine Troiano, 734^.

building and Iota tot. $37,i Call Mavis Butts Real'

BRIARWOOO

Just wAt you've boon looking tor! Brlarwood...ono of Groen-vHle's most desirable neighAr-am home

hooA. Lovely 4 bedroom with all tA extras including brau fixtures, Ardwood floors, cAirrail and crown molding throughout. AH this on over an acre of land. #393. $M,fW. CENTURY 31 Bass RaaHy, 734 44440T3S4BASS.

BRICK RANCH 3 beAooms, 1M Aths, living room, kitchen and dinette combination, fully carAted, central heat and air, fenced In back yard. MonAy-Fri Ay, 3342441.7340452 aftar 3.

BRICK, 2232

feet, 3

I square bedrooms, 3 Atm, has It all. Lots of extras. 1710 square foot 2nd Arage. A4aA tor. 732-7177.

OUAILRIOGI 3 beAoom, 1M Ath InclMdos dishwasher, stove, retrlgwstor, Minde, curlelns end flrepiaoe. $49M. CaH AH ALanaRaaltare.moin$

BRING YOUR FISHING POLE

Near tA lake in LaA Glenwood, our three beAoom contem-pAary gives you fishing rights. Stone fireplaca, two Aths ami tots of trees. LOW UTILITY BILLS. Good neighbAhood. 2,0W square toet including two car garage. For sale by OwnA/BrokA.$74,OW.

730^1, Days 730 1333, Nights

BY OWNER, Bvedere Subdivision. Groat house in desirAle neighbAhood with lar A country kitchen with Akk fireplace. Living room, family room, 3 beAooms, IM AtAand carpAt. Beautiful Ardwood flOAs. Neighborhood has park in tA area. Upper 140's. 3344913.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

CAMELOT-lmmaculato home. Features Include vCentar with firwiace and to yard. Country oat-in Aoa. Large utility room. 3 bodrooms, 2 AtA. Nko landscopwl yard. $37,9W. CaH MavisButls Realty, 3347433 A Elaine Troiano, 734 4344.

groatroom t

CAMELOT-This homo features 3 beAooms, 2 full AHw with tuA. (koat room and eat-in kitchan. Newly painted outsiA. sitial features throMhout. S74,SW. Call Mavis Butts Realty, 3347433 A Mavis Butts, 733 7073. COUNTRY. 3 miles east GraenvHle. 1M story Capo CA homo. Almost 10W swre toet, 4 bodrooms, 2 Aths, screened in back pAch, wirA wAkshdp. Nka woodA tot. CaH Rhonda Bailty CENTURY 21 Janet Bowaer A Associates. 7348003 a

M470W._

COUNTRV-Spacious country home just minutes from Green-villo. kitchM) with eat-in area accessible to nice deck. 3 beAooms, 1M Aths, foyer, groatroom with fireplace. Outside storage AikHng. Nke lot. SS3,9W. Coll Mavis Butts Realty, 3347433 A Shirley MArison, 7544343.

ENGLEWOOD-This two story home feahires 3 beAooms, 3M AtA, kitchen, fAmal area.

family room with fireplace, Uundr room. Double Mrage, nke woodA cohmt lot. $79^.

CaH Mavis Butts RaaHy, 334 7433 A AOaviS Butts, 732 7073.

EXTRAS, EXTRAS, EXTRAS Coma out oA SM tA extras in this superbly AOftod home. Extras such as 14" rouA oak moldtog on cabinots, gas log Hghtar, built-in Ironing boAd In laundry room, extra wiA crown molding, chairrail and basAiMrd mokling. AH this plus

a very gonarous wallpapA and carpet allowanco. OHaA tor $0,fW. 1393. CENTURY 21 Bass Realty. 7344444A 354BASS. FARMVILLE: This house is fresh on tA market. This 4

|| mi a *i

DSQrOQflo Do KH nOffW# IOC01mO On

a nko sizA tol A SouH) BArcft Street, can A yours for less than SSSMO. CaH CENTURY 21 Janat Bowsa and Associates, 3S47SW A Seth Jonas, 733-5574.

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Don't hesitato to see this large 4 bedroom, 2 bath home with peneitad family room, living room with woodstove and gracious kitchenAning room combination. Could A usA M 0 duj^x tor additional tocme. Call tor more totormatton. #357 S34J)W. CENTURY 21 Bass Realty, 7344444 A 3S4BASS.

LOOKING FOR A 0AL7 Look no furthA...3 bedroom cot logo locatod at Crystal Beach, 1 block from Pamlico RIva. Access to bMt romps and boach. Homo has new 9x22 dock in living room, AH aA bedrooms, new vinyl in kitchen, new doA locks aA daA bolts aA o now gas range. Home also has o central gas fmate. #401. Listad tor miy S14.SW. CaH CENTURY 21 Ban Realty, 7344444 a 354 BASS.

CLASSIFIED DISPUY

NiftVWoOD- A house tor all saaaons. This cadA siding home toaturas 3 bedrooms, 2 Aths, kitchen Ath pantry, dining room with accou to nice deck, (toroge, with work area. Nice tot. $34,900. Call Mavis

Butts Realty, 3347433 A Shirley Morrison, 744343. h6mE for sale by ownwr. Aydon, TA Pinos. 4bedrooms, 3M baths, den with fireplaca, all formal areas with twrdwoA floors, 2 Ar garage, 2 Mtios. Must see to apprKlett. $100,000. CaH 7442322 far op(Mintmant.

HUD OWNEDI Only $300 down on this stortA ranchi Locatod between Greonvlllo and Washington. AH pAnts aA closing costo are paid by HA! Hignite Realtors, 737-1949 anytime.

NEW LISTINOi Excoptionally wall kept homo with fAmal living areas highlight this 3 bedroom, 2 bath homo with 1742 square feet. Locatod in LaA Ellsvrorth, you can enjoy po. tannis, aA private laA at yoA toisuro. PricA at $70,300. CaH MIA Davis with CENTURY 21 Janat Bowsa A Associates at 3347100 A 3344777.

MOCiTYtAXES--

ContempAary homo in tA country. A one of 1A first to sat this 1M story, 1440 square fo home locatod a a lAge tot. FeatAts central air, Iwgo grMtroom. mastA bedroom

oA 1 full both downstairs plw 2 upstairs.

bedrooms aA full Ath I

large kItchan and utility room wimwashA oA drvA aroo. AH

tor miy TURY J A334BASS

sshAoAdryA

Call CEN-, 7344444

monts arouA $110 pA mmtii. Brkk homt Ath carport, 3 bodrooms, IMAHw, woodA to#. $39,300. Call Stove vas RmI

ty, 3343727.

CUSSIFIED DISPUY

144 Hovsot For Sale

TOM HOME BUILDS. Cratt-BUt Hemes builds andjt^ nances a your tot - competoNI finlshA homo. CaH 1 (fcw?-321lanytRA- -

MAK AN WViitMNT r IN YOUR FUTURE . Ath this Hsllng. 2 bodroome, 3 baths, quitt woodA lol aA pH oppilancos IncludA. TA oppA-tAity you've boA waltinf fA...A(lA will pay 11,500 towAd cloiing cosfs. Cwld bq-yeure tar oi^ 02^. #SOi. CENTURY 31 Bose (UoHy, 75 4444 a 334BASS.

Must SEE: TMs lovoly brkk, homo toatuTM formal areas,. Ath torga aaf-in klfclwn onqi - TA

graaf room wito toAbadroomsaA

fkoptaoe. 43MAhswiU

acconsodato any family. This homt has nuny axtras. just to name a few: jacuzzlv mkrowavo. Jam Aire ranoA aAve-grouA pool, toncerLIh backyAd, torge wAkshop,

completely remodeled aA out, an fA $73400. Call A _ Irwtn at 3347744 a Kath/ WaAtor at 7344320 for your per^ sonal showing today. Hurry, this one wA't lut! CENTURY 21 JerA Bowsa A Associates, 3347000.

NEW LISTING. TownhomelS exceltent coAIHa Inside wq out. 2 bedrooms, 1M Aths, Hying room Ath fireplace, large eat-in kitchA, utility rooin. $41,300. CaH Julie BrunA, Cn, tury 21 Tipton aA Associaksi 3547002; nights 753 7027. r

PRETTY TWO bedroom townhouie Ath full basement^

Perfect tor weod-wAkIng shop A sewing arwl Only $41,900. NaA ECU. Hignite RmHots, 7$7-1949Aytlme.

PRIVATE SUNBATHINGI 2

story private dKk on Hiis 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Remote CAtr floA lights, spKial wlr; ing, ceiling fans are lost a few lA extra touches, (juiet neigm borhoA with ptonty of young foAlles in WintorviHe schooli district-4 miles from Pitt Plaza aA Carolina East Malls. Un finlshA family room, laundry room aA M bato let you afdd yoA own AooHve touches. CaH 333-2934 Atween 4-4 p.(m $54400.

QUIET LUXURY at $40,900 ' Enjoy this modAn CAtem pAary home Ato 2 bedrooms, 2 Atos. fkeptoce, aA it has a "bonus" toft that could A u^ as extra taadroom, dA, study, library, txAcise room, art studio, and yes, evA a computer/ vidw centA. In essence, the lofl Is A undAlAle status symbdl toat says yes yA Ave arrived-Call CENTURY 21, Janet Bowsa aA Associates. 355 7000.

REDUCEDI CAMBRIDGCi

Now construction. This homo ft toe perfect startor honw. It

13Mx2l great room. kitchA includes a

a very torge 13Mx2l great room. TA country kltclwn includes a pkfuresque dining am. Thft tom bedroom home AH delight you; plAty of style. $59,900. CAtacf Jan Bowsa. CEN TURY 31, Janet Bowser & Associates. 3S47800 a 7548580

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! Conatruction-thls lavtiy 3 I baOraoiK a batti homa Is (ust IT waHina lar your own ptrsonal foucb m Hs completion. This M bW boma foaturas a larga aa aroatroom with a brick m DiDlaoe.Tha bay window In Iha aa blKlwn/dlnint room glvas a bparm, aunny and paacaful at-* twaapiiara lar any maal. Tha M# Itor plan Is ona %t you will Ibwi wi anioy. Cali Kalhy * Wlhstar today for your ^sonal at CENTURY 31 Janat " Mwaor O Assoclalas. 355-7300 or ri5.Uppar50's.

m irlCIAL DEAL on this 3 w badroom brick homa In Ed- wards Acras. Sallar will pay $50 par month at buyers house pay- maids for tha first 10 months. A Many extras such as garage, A wooded lot, central air and naw-

1 ly racarpated. $53,900. Call

2 Brian Jones, Broker at 750 1775 f or75tdiM.

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Condo for one. Fully fumlshod olhor than linens. Parfact for stu^te or staff. Located on ECU campus. 1590. $33,900. CENTURY 21 Ban Realty, 750-MM or 355-BASS.

TOP QUALITY construction Is what you will find In this now 3 badroom-2 bath homa. Soma of the features Include a formal dining room with hardwood floors, family room with large firaplaoa, salt-traated dock with bonch seats, stained customa cabinets, crown and chair moldings and much, much more. Located on a large lot lust 5 miles from tha hospital. in the low 70's. Contact Jamas GIbaan, CENTURY 21 Janat Bowaar A Associates, 355-7100 or 355-2050.

UNIVtRiltY RtA. rick 2 story, 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, and Is zoned for residential or business purposes. Non-qualiflad FtM assumable loan available for any home buyer or Investor. Call Steve Evans Realty, 355-2727.

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144 Mqiism For Salt

St^WlSBufcO tfATES: 1520 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining rooni, kitchen, spacious greatroom with woodstove, tntefully decorated. Fenced In backyard. Only $M,900. ^Call Rhonda Balley-CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser A Asioclaln. 756-0003 or 355-7000.

ittitNSBURG STAtS-New home lust minutes from medical school and hoipital. m story home. 3 bedrooms, abalhs, eat-m kitchan, and greatroom with firMlace. $69,900. Call Mavis Butts Realty. 355-7653 or AAaviS Butts. 752-70h.

UMiVIMitYKiX: Beautiful 3 bedroom 2 story traditional on a woodad lot. Home features 2 ceramic baths, living room, family room, study, heated workshop, screened porch, small greenhouse, large eat-ln kitchen with quarry tfle floor and many other extras. Recently decorated wHh new paint and carpet. $73,900. #613. CENTURY 21 Bass Realty, 756-6646 or 355-BASS.

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144 HOUBOS For Salt

uhiVersItv/Warmly

Chitrfui. $44,900. Inviting bungalow boasts sha<^ yard. Qulat straot, groat family area, Irae-linad sfraet, cantral air, gas haat, hardwood floors, wood-bumlng stovo, fencing, 3 BR. Firoplace In living room and a VVood Stova In the MBR. Duffus Realty, Inc. 756-5395.

VET5I Nothing down on IMs itty brick ranch on Hooker $46,900. Hignite

Realtors, 757-l969anytlma.

EfESTMONT-miar ranstruc-tlon. Buy now and chooaa your own decor. Features' Include 3

and

Mavis

bedrooms. 2 baths, family r with flrenlaoe, dining nice klMtan. $55,000. XMIM

Butts Realty, 355-7653 or Jerry Butts. 7S2-70n.

WINTRVILLE brick ranch with formal living, den wHh fireplaoe. aat-in kitchen with new tile floor, three large bedrooms and fwo fuU baths, askli 757

Ing $59,900. Hignite Realtors, 1M9 anytime.

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FOR SALE or lease. Lease this over 5,000 square feet buHdlng downtown for less than $2J0/ square footl Located off Dickinson Avenue, couid be excellent dub facilities or general efflcas.

Offered at $130,000. Land-Rdll Estate, 03041005.

masters I

F6R SALfe or lease over 5J55 square fool building downtown for less than $2.50 per square footl Located off Dickinson Avenue, could be excellent club facilities or general offices. Offered at $130,000. Call Land-maslers Real Estate, S304W05.

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l3Vk ACRES for sale located off Ramhom Road close to Greenville. $26,000. Call Worley Warren at Aldridge A Southerland Raaltors, 756^, nights, 795-3222.

693 ACRES, TYRRELL county. 1.75 M (Feet) Timber. $300 per acre. Weyeiliaeuser Real Estate Co.. 946-9121.

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Holly Point Shom-2.22 acras wHh 3 bodroom mobile homo on water. Con subdivide once. A grodi buy at $45,000 or purchase half of lend with mobile home for lust $35,000. See Janet Bowser. CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser end Associates. 355-7800 OT756-I500.

nVt ACRES. Will moke nice home site. Good perk, land drains well. Or could be used for mobile homos. Located on Stole Road 11947, St. Johns Communi-fy. $15400. The Wingate Agency. Tb-3441 or 750-1280,355-5^

151 Mobile Home Lots For Solo

mirm lohforsoN.-

Low down poymenf, tasy financing. Located on Old Rivor Road and Eastwoods Country Estates. Call Banny Eastwood. 752-m anytime.

152 Uta For Sale

for 20 lofs, all utlHfias available. CaII 746-6116

SIIYr!l)r7acrawSM'l

Bd. Will build to suit, tin A Assoclalas, 756-

In Baywood. Will build to suit. Call (fhapin 1234

HERRY oaks. Williams Strati. Wooded. Call 513-290-7340 collacf.

LVEWOD, wooded lot for sole ^ ownor. 746-2078 days; 756^ nights.

DOUBLE LOT. Arbour Bluff, wafer access, no mobile homes. Must sell. $7500 negotiable. 946-6233 after 5, Washington.

FOR SAL BY OWNER, over 0 wooded acres, very private but less tham 3 miles from PCMH. 14x70 1904 Oakwood mobile home with screened porch, deep well, aeptic tank, and cleared building site. $45,000. Call 758-0729.

ONE TO FIVE acres, wo^xied and cleared, lots for sale. Only ftvo miles from the Mall in WIntervllla school district. Call 756-1339 afferOp.m.

IF YOU'RE NOT USING your oxerclso equipmont, sell it this winter In ihm columns. Call 752-6166.

PUNGO RIVER Waterfront lots-Noar Bolhaven in Pantem county-these beautiful wooded lofs are a must to see. Price le from $5,000-$21,000. Call WObstor at CENTUY 2) Bomtr A Asoelates tor mora /ntarmafton today. 35S-7900 or 756-652. Hurry f Theat won't last.

THREE ACRE lot located on Rams Horn Road dost to Groenvlllo. Call Worlty Warren

153 LoansAMoftgogos

rTtom^MuIfy loans, no application fees. Raleigh. NC.1AOO-443 1949.

155 Resort Property For Sale

AfCSBTi? BEACH-OCEAN SIDE S0UTHWINDS-UNITD6. Furnished. Next to Tar Landing. 2 Bedrooms, IW baths, carpefod, air. appliances, 4 units back from oooan. First floor-No step climblng-Across from pool-$57,500. Call Abblti (Broker/Owner) -1 -919-243-6280 or Beach, 946 7019.

OCEAN AND SOUNOFRONT.

Singla family building lots and unique homes in multi-family village clusters. Pine Knoll Shores, near Morehead City. Planned community with outstanding recreation and sporting amenities. Video tape and brochures. Call BEACOfrS REACH. 1-000-672^7.

ORIENTAL AREA 3 badroom cotfago on waterfront, big lot and sea wall. $65,000. Seller financing available. 75B4H9I.

1910 14x70 IMobile home, 1 mile from ocean - storage shed, boat access - pool. Call after 5 p.m., 393-2331.

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Townliousos For Sale

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$13400 and $15400, but you have been unable to buy that first homo, we have financing fa fit your noods. Monthly poymonts: $325. Ltxlngfon Square Townhomos. Call collecf 919-047-4006.

INVsVirtako NUl Assumabit 9W% VA loan. Williamsburg Manor. Booutiful 2 bodroom townhomo. 1W baths. Like now condition. Groat location. $43,500. Cal BOvorly Quoan, Aldridge and Southarland, 756-3500 or 757-0634 nights.

LfXNt (>AR Townhouse. Beautiful 3 badroom. 2V5 bath, kltch-on-dlnlna combination and family room, washar and dryer convoy along with extras. Contact Rhonda Baiity, CENTURY 21, Janet Bowser and Assoclales. 355-7800 or 756-8003. goo's.

MOil' mtU: Luxurious 3 bodroom fownhouso across from Lake Ellsworth. Spacious floor plan with 1500 sMra leef and or unflnlshad thM story. Unit is cornploto with whirlpool tub and bullT-ln microwave. $70,900. CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser A Associates, 355-7000.

StRAtiOIC i.(^AtlON: 3 badroom fownhouso In Collln-dalo Court, directly behind Groonvillo Athlellc Club. Bo-Iwoen Lynndate and Tucker Estates. For mora details call 3556336 btfwo6n A10 a.m. and 7-10 p.m. $53,100. NO REAL-

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141

Apartmonts For Rent

A CHEAPI 1 bedroom $150 or 2 bodroom $200 All areas, prices Homolocafors 752-1375 Foe

A perfect PLACE to livt. 1 bodroom apartmonts, $235. 2 bodroom aporfmonts, $275. Water includod. Brand new. washor/dryer hookups, no pots. Security oiposit remirad. Approximately 1 mite from hospital. Call 756-1454.

ATW0BE0R00Mapartmanf2

blocks from ECU. $295 par month. 756-7809 or 75A0491.

ASOLUTELY NICE Village Easf, 2 bodrooms, washor/dryor hookups, water furnished, $265 per month. 757-1626.

ABSLUTELY COUNTRY

Atanor. One bedroom, private, quiet, appliances. All otedrlc. Washor-dryer hookup. Near hospital. $235 incluM water, low utilities. 756-3377/756-7707.

ATTRACTIVE ONE bedroom apartment.. $255 month. Washor/dryor hook-up/ bakony/no pots. Call 7a-6336.

AVAILABLE APRIL 1 2

bedroom, m bath apartment with fireplace located behind Putt-Puft. $325 per month. One year laasa and Mposlt required. Call Clark Branch Realtors at 355-2000.

AZALEA GARDENS*

CLEAN AND QUIET one bedroom furnished apartments, anergy ofticlent, free water and sawer, optlonat washers, dryers, cable TV. Couples or singles only. $195 a month. 6 monthwose. AAOBILE HOME RENTALS Couples or singles. Apartmonts and mobile homos in Azalea (Sardens naar Brook Valley Country Club.

Contact J.T. or Tommy Williams 756-7815

BRAND NEW anergy aftlclent 1 a 2 bodroom. Available Atay 1. No pate. 756-6006.

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APARTMENTS

1 bedroom, fully carpeted, all appliances, washer/dryer hook ups, water and sewer furnished. Cable available. $230 per month. 752 4295 or 7506199.

CANNON COURT 2 bedrooms, m baths available immediately. Twin Oaks, 2 bedrooms, baths. Call Colllcc C. AAoore & Associates, 7506050.

CARRIAGE HOUSE Apartments, Highway 43 South, |ust post the plaza, 2 bedroom townhouses, all electric, fully carpeted, pool and laundry room. Call 756-3450 after 5 p.m.

Cherry Court

Spacious 2 bedroom townhouse with IVk baths. Also I bedroom apartmonts avallabte. All are carpeted, with modern kitchen appliances including compactor and dishwasher, (fentrarheat and air. Free basic cable TV, water and stwer. Washer/dryer hook-ups plus laundry room, pool, sauna, tennis court, club house. 752-1557

CYPRESSGARDENS

I and 2 bedroom apartments 35S6003any^e

EASTBR(X)K AND VILLAGE GREEN APARTAAENTS

One, two and three bedroom apartments, teoturing cable TV, modern appliances, clean laundry facilities, swimming pools, fully carpeted.

Office: 204 Eastbrook Drive

752-5100

ELM VILLA Apartments. 200 South Elm Straot. 1 bedroom, furnished. Heat, air and water furnished. Call 752 3376.

FAIRLANE FARMS APARTMENTS

L2& 3 BEDROOMS

With Fireplace & Celling Fans $95 Security Deposit >6 A 12 AAonth Looses Washer/Oryer Connactlons Pats Conditional Two Full Beths In two A thrat badrooms. Now apartmonts available

AAONDAY-FRIDAY 106 SATURDAY 126 SUNDAY 16 1510 Bridle Circle 355 2190

Located oft Hooker Road on Horioshoo Drive.

Equal Housing Opportunity

ftARMVILLt: Now 2-badroom apartmonts. Total electric, appliances Includod, patio, wator/sower Includod. $250 month. Call 7536750

4ullNltHEDI I bodroom $2W or 2bodroonn $370 Short-term on-ly Homotocators 752 1375 Foe

GreeneWay

Larga 2 badroom gardon apart-mants, all with 7 closets, carpoting, kllchon appliances Including dlshwashor, control hoot end air. Froo basic cabla TV, water end sowor. Laundry rooms, spacious grounds, playground and pool, abundant

playgr parkin to Gr

Ing. Pots allowed. Ad|acant (iroonvlllo Country Club. ($295) . 7566169.

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KINGS Row APARTMENTS

I A 2 Bedroom Gardon Apart-mante^Appllances fuririehad, caroat^Cantral haat and alr*irea Cable TVPool and laundry factlltla$*24 hour tmergency molntenanco. Lociited oft East 10th Stroot bohind Hardoo't and Western Steor.

ONE AAONTH FREE RENT $200 Security De^t

Office hours 9:00-5:30, AAonday -Friday.

752-3519

OTTTFiimmrrui

Harltoge VHtega. Ont bedroom, ' skyi

i?'no pots. Avallabte AAay 1.7566903.

flroplact. kitclwn appliancts. d^ hook-ups. No I

yllghts, patio, washer/

$305.

LOVE TREES?

Exporlonct the unique In apartment Hvlng with nature oufsidt your door.

COURTNEYSQUARE .APARTMENTS

Quality construction, tli heat pumps (heating w... parcent Itu than comparable units), dishwashar, wather-dryor hook-ups, cable TV.wall-to-wall carpet, thormopano windows. extra Inculatlon.

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dows, extra Insulation.

Office Open 9-5 Weekdays

9-5Soturdoy 1-5 Sunday

Morry Lane Off Arlington Blvd. 756*5067

reVTLV two and tkrea boAmm duplexes with solar teaturas tor rent. Che to campus. Coll 752-3903.

MlDlCALKS

Apartmonts... Brand Ntw..2

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ups..Outside Storage Carpotod. Super In

sulated...$2IS.OO per month phis daposlt and ya^s teasa-Oll Davis Realty 752-3000 or 756-2904

or 3SS-2S74or 752-9072.

NEAR CAMPUil 1 bedroom $165 or 2 badroom duptex $150 Homolocators 752-1375 Fae

n6aR hospital. 2 bedroom tawflhouso. Qulot nol^iborlMxid. Call 757-0671 after 5p.m.

NE6r hospital. 2 Bedroom, 2 bath duptex. Very clean. $350 month. 355^. 0306070 nights.

NEW 1 BEDROOM apartmonts. Washor/dryor, cable TV, carpet, electric heat, air conditioning, appliances. 756-3342.

ONE BEDROOM apartment. Hoat, hot and cold water, sewage furnished. 20) North WooSawn. 7566545 or 75A0635.

0N BEDROOM furnished apartment. 400 Lowls Straot. 1 block from university. Short term lease available. No pots. Coll 75A378I or 756-0009.

ONE MONTH FREE RENT as

moving allowanco for signing a 12 month loose on select apartments. Call or come by for details on this and other specials. Falrlane Farms Apartmants. 1510 Bridle Circle, oft HorsoshOe Drive on Hooker Road. 355-2190. EHO.

PETS OKI 2 badroom duptex $200 or 1 bedroom $215 Bills paid Homotocators 752-1375 Fee

PINEHURST APRTMENTS.

WIntervlllo, 2 bedrooms, quiet, water furnishod, cantral air. $2M. J.L. Harris A Sons, Inc. Realtors, 7SA4711.

NIOHLANO APARTMNtS I A 2 bodroom gordsn opart mants with: wall-lo wall carpatlng, drapes, washer/ dryer connections, dishwasher, disposal, swimming pool, private (Nek and much mart. Call 919 946 479 or 100 143 109 or write:

P O. Box 425 Washln^^NC27M9

IM WiMTnVilLl 3 bedroom oparlment. Appliances end water furnished. No children, no pots Dfpgslt and teoso $245 a month. Coll 756 5007.

KINGS ARMS

Large I bedroom aparlmants. Carpotod, modtrn kllchon ap pllancos, heal pump tor anergy ottlctent hooting and cooling. Laundry taclllttes. 1209 Charles Boutevord, Oftlct Apartment 104. Also Avallabte Furnished Apartfnonts.

752-8915

WHIN lOMIONI IS ready to buy, they turn to Iho Closslltod Ads Place your Ad today tor quick results.

REMCO EAST, INC.

(919) 758-6061

Call for appointment NOFEES

AYDEN DUPLEX. 2 bedroom with range, refrigerator, dishwasher, washer/dryer hook-ups Includod. Available now.

CAPTAINS QUARTERS. East

12th Straot. Sjpaclous I badrooms near ECU. Dishwashar, rafrigarator, range and washer hook-ups.

CEDAR COURT. 2 bedroom, 1V5 bath townhouse with patio and energy efficient appliances, washer/dryer hook-ups.

COLLEGE VIEW. Only one opartmont toft. 2 badroom with hardwood floors. Close to university.

JOHNSTON STREET. One bedroom apartmonts only 2 blocks from campus. Convo-ntent to grocery stores and laundry.

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QAKMONT SQUARE APARTMENTS

Two bedroom fownhouso apartmants. Fully equipped kitchon, pooL community room, tonnte courts, eablo TV. 24 hour offlorgoncy molntenanco. Vdry convwitent to Pitt Plaza and University. FurnNhad apartmants avallabte. $200 lecurily dspoBltroquirad.

ONE (MONTH FREE RENT

Offica hours 9-5:30, Monday-r^iday, 1212 Radbonks Road. 7S6-4151

ONE, AND two bedroom apart-monts. Call Smith Insurance and Really. 7SM754.

ONt. T#> ftft6te5(iinpi?r monte avallabte at Cyprou GardMW. Nice, qutet, woodod naar University. Call

ONE BB6rOOM apartmant. arpoted, central haat and I atactric kit anc^ G 769)5.

Fully carpeted, centra air, all atactric kitchon appll-Groonvillo (Manor, 05.

N K6R0M

Carpeted, all electric kitchen appliances, $175. S03W East 2nd Strait, 752-0915.

REMCO EAST, INC. (919) 758-6061

Call torap|itohnant

PIRATES LANDING. Private furnished rooms for rent. Utllltios Included. Share bath and kitchen. Laundry on site.

REGENCY HOUSE. Comer of 5th and Roado. 2 bedroom, 1 bath next to campus and downtown. Now appliances. Completely ronovotad.

WEST HILLS TOWNHOMES. 2 bedroom, 2te bath tawnhoma and 2 bedroom, 2 bath garden apartment naar PCMH. Fully equtopad with onargy atfktent appllancts. storage, washer/ hook-ups.'

WOODSIOE. 90 Brookwood Drive. SPECIAL. (Move In /^ll and gift W month rani FREE. One Bedroom apartment with energy officiont appliances. Qutefsurroundings.

7106 COTANCHE STREET. One bodroom apartment with water, sowor and hoat. Walk to the campus from this convontant location.

WILLOUGHBY PARK. Brand new one and three bedroom condominiums tor rent. Doslgner Interiors with coiling fans. Each has own potto or balcony and fireplace. Pool will be ready for summorenioymont.

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rtments

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ONE BE0R0M, unturalshod, washor/dryor hookups. 141 Hooker Road. Available (May 1. $2250 month. Call 7566705.

AINOOOLD tOWEM now tek

Ing teosos ter Fall 1917.1 rqpflj efActancy, l *

"---. 732-2IS5.

STRATFORD ARMS APARTMENTS

Spacious l,2and3 Bedroom

Offk* hours 9 a.m. to Sp.m. Monday through Friday

Call us 24 hours a day at

756-4800

STUDENTS. 2 badroom apafh mont, Cln^ Court, 1190 par month, hoat and water furnished. No pate. 756-3563 aftor4pm.

suMMik slNilittll' W6

have temporary rentals now furnlshod/unfurnlshod Hurry Call Homttocators 752-1375 Fee.

tMAtl aabkfMMil/iwiteih

Sharaton Villaga condo with many extras, m Coll 3556934. THREE BEDROOM duptex near University. $339 phone 7526276.

two kEbkolNi. iVk nict qutet araa. Ridge Place. $325 month. 355-2256.

TWO BEDROOM apartmant for rant. Hospltel area. 757-1445. TWO BEDROOM tawnhousf, option to buy. Nothing dmvik pool, tennis. 756-7760.

tW6 BfebkoNir^uiiy

carpeted, all electric appliances, willow Stroot. $290. 752-W15.

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Per Day SharpMt Fleet In Town

RENT WAY AUTO RENT Brown & Wood

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752-2882

River llliiiff

Speeloue AffordeMe Luxury Apertmente

2 bedroom townhouse temporarily reduced for new move ins only.

1 bedroom garden apt. temporarily reduced to $220 mo.

Large pool Cable TV ECU Bub Service

Phone:7S8-4015

LEASi FOR USSI

All Makes & Models

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756-3635 1-800-682-2216

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SERVICE AOMNOSXtATOft

Due to an increase in our service department, we are in need of a Service Administrator.

This Is a job that carries an excellent opportunity for growth. We offer excellent benefits. Salary negotiable. If you are a public oriented Individual and have a working knowledge of vehicles, we would like to talk with you.

We are looking for that person who has a desire to be successful and doesnt mind working hard to achieve that goal. If you would like an income that matches your potential for success, then send in your resume to:

BGB Management 313 Clifton Street Qreenille, N.C. 27835

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756^5067

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1*1 AMrtnHHits For Rtnt

miir duplex near ECU. Central air, ratm, ^Jrator. hook-upi,

jhkj^EDR^ avail.

?2k 1310 East 14th street. Call 7524179.

iWiouSE Pdfc kENt, 2 btefraoms, iVi baths, all appliances. 3554016 after 6 pm. ^

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2 BEOROM townhouse, 4V4 hospital. 7548996 or 7545780. *

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p.m.or7S48076after5p.m.

2 kCDROOMl Townhouse 1275 or 3 b^room duplex $340 others Homelocators 752-1375 Fee

1*3 Business Rsntals

epartmwte. One (or May 1st, on# avattebte June 1. Right on campus. Cpupte or single, dou-^ or twin beds, tlle baths, iJiP**' ly furnished with evwything! Central heat, air, and vacuum. $260 per month. Only quiet people apolv Cjll 7$2-36|^^'S;

APFROXImaVely 2000 square

{Ml of spm for lease. Ad|ocent to new Fuel Doc, comer of

OirCompany, 7541345.

ESTAURANT AT motel site tor sale or tease. Formerly Th^ Steers location on Memo-Hal Drive. Call for details Hignlte Realtors, 757-1969.

WEDGEWOODARMS

isswa-rsrsri

puntps, Whirlpool kitchen,

170 Condominiums For Ront

was^-dryer hookups, pool, tonnls court. 3554302.

AVAIUBLE IMMEDIATELY

at Brookhlll. 3 bedrooms, 2</l toths, over 1400 square feet with fireplace, dishwasher and disposal, $525 par month, lease and deposit required. Call Clark Branch Realtors at 355-2000.

WEStHILLs Townhouse. 1 mile "from hospital. Like new, 2 ^drooms, baths, cable ^up, wofeteional neighbors.

WOOD'S EDGE

Brand new spacious two

SHENANDOAH 2-Bodroom brick townhouse convenient to hospital and mall. No Pets. $325. 756-4746.

"drpom duplexes located In a quiet resldwtial community in Horltage Village featuring; Greatroom with cathedral cell-jt^. flreplact. fully equipped kitchen, washer ana dryer connections, energy efficient, out side storage room, private enclosed patios.

756-4151

TWO; BEDROOMS, V/t bath

duplex, near hospital. <kod neighborhood. $320 per month plus deposit. Available AAay 15. Call AAary at 355-2593 or 756-&7S.

WESTHILLS CONDO for rent, 2</V baths, 2 bodrooms, 1 mile from hospital, no pets, cable. Only $350.3554002 or 756-7541.

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1985 Pontiac Trans Am

Datit blue, cloth Interior, automatic, power windows, power steering, low mileage, extra clean.

12.000 down cMh or tmdo. solMng pdco tn.306, wiounl llnancod 110,031,42 monlht. 12.9% A.P.R, total pairmant S13.S37

1984 Mercury Capri

Black, beige vinyl interior, automatic, air, V-6 engine, tilt steering wheel, low mileage, extra clean.

tl.SOO down caan or trada, tailing prica IS.TOR amount flnanctd 04,011, 30 montht, 19.0% A.P R total paymonit 06.009

1984 Toyota Corolla

4 Speed, grey, automatic, good gas mileage, extra clean.

01.000 down caah or trada, taMlng pilca 05,409, amount nanead 06.023, 39 monina, 190% A.P R. total paymantt 08.390

1984 Toyota Clica

Red, cloth Interior, automatic, power windows, air, extra clean, low mileage.

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1983 Datsun 200 SX

Silver. 5 speed, air, power windows, cloth Interior, low mileage, extra clean.

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1983 Mazda RX7

Champagne, 5 speed, air, cloth Interior, extra clean, sunroof, low mileage.

02.900 down cath or Iradt. tailing pilot 09496. amount nanead 06.724. 36 monlht, 19 9% APR. total paymantt 18,610.

1982 Toyota Cresaida Stationwagon

Gold, cloth interior, automatic, loaded, extra clean.

02.000 down cath or trada. lalMng prlca 06.966,19 9% A.P R, 30 monlht, total paymantt 96,720

1982 Buick Park Avanue

Oreen with derli green velour Interior, vinyl lop. loaded.

1982 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham Sedan

silver with black top, 4 door, loaded, extra clean.

03.000 down oath or irada, amount nanoad 67,202,16 moniha, 19.6% APR. tailing priea 09419. total paymantt 16,227

1981 Datsun 280Z

While with burgundy Interior, automatic, loaded, very extra claan.

02 900 down caah or trada. lalling prlca 99,080. amount nanead 14,963. 30montha. 18 6% A P R.. loal paymantt 66,076

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4 bodroom 3 batho, don V6ry Riot Homolocoton 7SM37S Foa

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29lr6d. No poll allowod. Call lark Brmch Rtallors at 3S5-2000.

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In Twin Oaks. 3 bodroomt. 2 hatht, 11S3 squoro feot. Dock, dlshwasho|r and disposal, 12x12 storage building. $500 por month, loose aiM da^lt required. Call Clark Branch Real-/ ton at 355^2000.

j^AILABltf MAV 1 in Twin Oaki. 3 bodrooms, 2 battM, workshop, screonod porch and dock. ISM oquare feat. tSSO por month, loaao and dapoalt rr quirod. Call Clark Branch Realtors at 355-2000.

nVeniently LAtKO 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central air, garage, now ca^, fenced In yard, $495.355-7074.

CS'ilfitkY olvoir

community. $235. Call 355-7799 or 7564444.

ECI 2 bodroom $275 or 3 bedroom $300 WO hevt ofhora tool Homolocatoro 752-1375 Foo

kECUTIVE HOME on golf couroo, 4 bodrooms, 3 batha, lofs of extras. J.L. Harris A Sons,

Inc. Realtor, 750-4711._

NEARLY NEW HM for rent In country. 3V5 mllot from D.H. Conley School. 3 bodroomi, 2 baths, am a month. Contact CENTUW21 Janet Bowser and Assoclatea. 355-7100.

NEED A HOME FAT7 We have 250-300 confirmed vacancies listed dallyl KIdt, pate Homelocators 752-1375 Fee.

THREE lEDROOM, 2 bath con-tamporary house, wooded lot, dock, dishwaohor, disposal, flrnlM, md heatpump locatad in College Court. Available mid M^. $m per month. Call 355-

tNREE BEDROOMi bath. Fenced In back yard. 2 blocks from ECU. Avallablo May 15. $375 per month. Call Allen 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday thru Friday 750-3191.

TWO BEDROOMS, 2 full bathe. Avallablo May 1. Call 756-4511.

2 DROOMI $225, Big yard or

3 bedroom $315 Kids wtlcomo here Homolocatoro 752-1375 Foo

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Townhouscs For Rent

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bedroom, 1V4 bath, alt apptl-ancao. Available May 1st with 1

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InVIN OAKS 2 bedroom, 1W bath. Haat pump, carpet, range, refrigerator, dishwasher, no pats. ^.756-7480.

tWIN OAKS townhousa, 3 bedrooms, 7'/i baths with fireplace. $475 per month. Secu-

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p.m., 7560197.

WILLIAMSBURG AAANOR AAany extras, outalda and attic storage. Near Hilton Inn. Young profotslonala. No poti. 3554562 aftor6p.m.$365.

17f Mobile HomoB For Rent

2b^ram$Ss washer, on private lot, olhora Homelocators 752-1375 Foo PRIVATE LOT 2-btdroom, waohor/drver and appliancoa Included. Vary nice, ' g^-up and grau cut.

The best MOBILIS ar hero today, gone tomorrowl So don't mlu thorn. Hurry, call us today Homtlocaters 752-1375 Fao.

Two BBROM, completely furnished, waohor/dryor. No pots. 752-0196.

twO-BEDROOM, furnithod, air, private tot. Good location. Call 756-7400.

1 AND 2 bedroom Mobile homos, $130 and up. Also Mobile homo lot for rent. No pete and no chlhfron. 750-0745._

2 BEDROOMS, unfurnishod, 1 milt from Groonvillo In Bolvoir Estetea, $150 par month. Call 830-1672 or 752-0970.

2 BEDROOMS, washer and

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park. 7540101._

2 BDROOMI $150 dapoalt 8100 or 3 badfoom $175 KI&, pot ok Homelocators 752-1375 Fat

Mobile Homos Lets For Rent

15?r?Tage^rvS?

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Ill

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atTSaJtIvecwplex^

Court House (between Coffmans and First Citlians Bank). Three offices. Individually or togetfwr. Ttlophono answering antf reception torvlcos avallablo. 752-68B.

COMBINATION OFFICE and warahouso space with sacurad parking. 758l>792.

fIiESTANDINO FFICE

building. 1360 square feet. Newly radocorated. axcallant location,^lonal now phono syttem.

Call

iwODERN OFFICE Space for least. Prime location. Call Col-llce Moore and Associates, 758-6050.

NEW EXECUTIVE offlco suites for least at 301 West 14th Slreot. 2 suites with 1375 square foot. 1 suite with 1135 square foot. Security system, ssparote utlllttes. $6.50 to $6.75 per squart foot. Call Ollia Harrington and Son Builders, Inc., 7 5066 or 756-5355.

NICE OFFiCi AVAILABLE Imnndiately on Memorial Drive. Utlllttes and Janitorial sarvlcts Included In rant. Contact Kalth Warren at 752 3050 for more Information.

O^FltE SPACE, nice reception area with 2-3 offices. Available May. Contact D.G. Nichols, Inc., 752 4012.

#FC SPACi for ront. Portect for one man operation.

Utilities fumlshod, good location. $225.00. Univorslty Realty 355-5066; Jaan Hopper 7549142.

MIcES AVIlAILC for rant, 1103 South Charles Boute-vard. Call 756 7870. WrMi6^#ICtipactforrwtt located on Groonvillo Boute-vard. Pteaia call 756-9404.

ilVlkAL iUiTli, Mingos

Building. 1 room, 3 rooma, 4 rooms and more. $7.50 par square foot Including utlliftea and ianltorlal.

OFFICE BUILDINO avallablo

now. 2170 square foot. Plenty of parking off Charles Sfraat at $8.00 par squara foot.

BRICK OFFICE BUILDINO rsconlly ronovated with 1438 squart toot available now af $7.00 par square foot. Private parking off Charlas Shoot.

OFFICE SPACE FOR lease or salt. 3600 square toot, ready to occupy. Floors are restalnad. frtshly painted and wallpaporad, new heating and air conditioning system Ottered at $5.00 per square foot or $115,000 to purchase. In downtown area on 4lh Street.

CLARKBRANCHv

REALTORS

355-2000

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leld, utilities and fumlshod. 752 0763 or

Drive, adlacent to Blue Croes/ Blue Shi lanlterlel 5I213I

rffmeii'on'Si^'tfrfi&md^i^

Drive. Two 240 square feel ol-fkes at $200 a month. Two 110 squart teat ottiM at $110 a manlh. JaniterlaT larvlcat and utlllttes includad. Call ScoH Sinclair, 7S3 3150

TOP DUALITY, luah acenamkal cart can ba found at I low pricat In Classified.

I OHko Space

For Rent

^ ibuARE tell ter office or retail, located 2739 East lOth Straat. $325 month. Utilities w-Cludod. 75^4323er 75^2548.

Resort Proporty For Ront

E BmmA Ml, in-door-outdoor pool, 2 hot tubs, watertlide, tlo^t 6, ocean vtew. $100 waakands avallabte now. $400 weekly beginning Juno 1. 7547761; 7S437M, Sundays.

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200 W. Eighth Street

Private fbmithed rooms for rent. Utilities included. Share bath and kitchan. REMCO EAST, 7514061.

kOMS FOR RNT. I toft. Famates only. Extra larga, sami-fumlthao. Total privacy. Call 7542719.

m^ornn^oWanM

wanted. Must like cate. Non-tmokar. $155 dapotlt/$155 rant. 752-7458. _

Female Roommate wanted for 3 bodroom townhouse at Windy RIdgt. Non-smoker 1.7549491.

preterred.

FkdPiSINAl tem;ie desired to share condominium. Excoltent location. $200 nwnthly lut VS utilities. 355-5702.

NEEDED. $145 por month, VS oloctric and

phona. Fully furnished, pool and teundromat on complex. Call 7564869.8:345; 355-7^, 7 11.

kOOMMATE NEEDED to share 2 bedroom apartment. */S deposit, VS rent, VS utilities. 758-9974

koOMMATE Wanted to share a contemporary homt with loft and firaplaca. Fully aquipp^ with microerave, washer/dryer, ate. Private bath and convenient

to hospital, vs utlllttes and d4 posit. Call 7544511.

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wood tlmhor. Pamlico Timber Company. Inc. 7548615. nights.

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Three bedrooms. 1V^ baths, living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, carport, fancod back yard, carpet, like new. Near Pitt Commutti^ ty College and Carolina East Mall. FairfiaM Subdivision. $40,600. Call 756-1795 after 5 pil,

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CANTERBURY. This lovely story Farm house plan is a charmer! The entry foyer leads into the hall, as well as the greatroom which has a raised brick fireplace. The formal dining room is accented with a bay window and chair railing. Call for other details.

CAMELOT. This Farmhouse, in masonite I siding, will be built with 3 bedrooms* downstairs and the upstairs unfinished. First* floor will include 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, a* greatroom with fireplace plus a formal dining' room. Distinctive features include rails on the front porch and a deck on the back.

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^Black Water' Adventure

Tar River Yields Its

Treasures To Divers

By CHERIE EVANS Reflector Staff Writer

The Tar River has been a wat haven for a truck, cars, a liquor stiL and even a Reflector newsrack, say two local recovery divers.

*Tts amazing whats in that river, said Mike Wiggs who, along with Dimnie Smith, has been diving to retrieve items lost in the water for about a year.

T got started by getting a boat and a trailer for a man, Wiggs said. Tt took me a while to find the truck, then I found the trailer. The truck still works, he said.

We have located a car for an insurance com|>any in the Tar River, Smith said.

T thought I had swam under a stump and we were in the back seat of the car, Wiggs said. Youve got to feel out there. Weve taken our lights to see under there.

Smith said, theres a lot of turbidity and a lot of sediment in the water, and that is why the excursions are called black water diving.

Its dark and you see very little, he said. You move very slowly because you dont know whats down there.

I prefer diving in the ocean, but

this is interestingSmith said.

We were looking for a safe and a car on one diving expedition, he said. We found a box we thought was a safe and we found out it was a DaUy Reflector box.

We spent an hour on the Reflector box trying to get it out, Smith said. Wetumedittoto the sheriff.

When items are lost in the water, due to the current, theyll drift until th^ hit the bottom, he said. If they have any weight, theyll stay.

Even though it is dark in the river, the divers usually have no problems fmding each other or the boat, Wiggs said.

We can hear each other beating around. Your regulator makes a lot of noise, he said. And once on the surface of the water, you can see the other personsbubbles.

Diving equipment also is helpful in determming location, Smith said. A

compass definitely plays an important part in diving in black water. You can get back to the boat fairly weU,hesaid.

Be sure to carry a knife, Wiggs said as he remembered his worse diving experience of getting caught under a log and working throi^ the branches.

The divers also carry a rope ex-

DIVINGDonnie Smith plunges into the river to search for lost items.

He and Mike Wiggs have recovered several items, including a car. from the Tar.

On The Town

Here are some of the evening entertainment activities scheduled for Greenville in the coming week;

AtUc

Wednesday, April 15: Two comedians will be featured in the Comedy Zone.

Thursday, April 16: Rockn roll music will be played by The Point.

FYiday, April 17: PKM will be featured in concert.

Saturday, April 18: Perfect Strangers will play rock and new music.

Sunday, April 19: Music will be performed by Mannakin.

Beaus

Wednesday, April 15: Ladies Zoo Night will be held. Disc jock^ Bill Cozart wiU play Top 40 and dance music.

Friday, April 17: All ages will be admitted for Teen Night. Doors open at 8 p.m.

Saturday, April 18: Disc jockey John Moore will play Top 40, beach and dance music.

Country Junction

Friday, April 17 Saturday, April 18; Country rock music will be performed by The Bill Lyerly Band fro, 9:30 p.m. until 1:30 a.m. The doors wifi open at 8 p.m.

NewDeU

Friday, April 17: Music will be played by Mike Edwards and Rick Lawson.

Off the Cuff Lounge at the Sheraton-GreenvUle

Wednesday, April 15; Music will be provided by a disc jockey.

Thursday, April 16: Ladies Night will feature dance music by a disc jockey.

Fridav, April 17Monday, Amil 20: Music will be provided by disc jockey.

Tuesday, April 21: Beach night will be held, with neach music played by a discjockey.

Silver BuUet

Wednesday, April 15: A disc jockey will play country and oldies music. Doors open at 8 p.m.

Friday, April 17 and Satqrday April 18: Silver Wings will play country and country rock music. Doors open at 8 p.m. and the band will pmorm from 9:30 p.m. until 1:30 a.m.

St. Andrews Pub at the Beef Ban

Wednesday, April 15: Artist Roger Kamerer wiU rimtch portraits.

Thursday, April 16; A doubles diart tournament wiU be held.

Tuesday, Api^ 21: A singles dart tournament wUl be held. <>

traded from the boat, making sure

not to get an air tank hung up in one, he recaUed his worse

Smith said as diving experience.

My tank got hung onto the rope. I reaUy had to get my act together and get unhooked,^he said.

In addition to the vision impairments, strong water currents affect diving capabilities.

Sometimes you can beat the current if you hug close to the bottom, Smith said. But, I have gotten caught in the current and just tet the current take me.

Other helpfid equipment include a wet suit and air tank. Water gets in the suit and your body heats it up and insulates you, Smith said.

The tank supplies oxygen in the water while diving, he said. In the river, you can probably stay under 45 minutes to an hour without too much exertion. A tank of air will go pretty far, he said.

The air in the tanks are under a lot

of pressure, Smith said, especially about 33

when a diver goes below at______

feet. The pressure starts increasing

from there. The regulator reduces ler the water.

the pressure under I__________

Divers have to be certified, he said. Smith was certified in 1975 and Wiggs was certified in 1980. The training teaches the laws of physics such as gas in the body absorbed through breathing under water, Smith said.

They also learn physical fitness and swimming techniques, and how to use the equipment in the water through classroom and practical experience.

SUITING UP Mike Wiggs prepares to dive into die Tar River after putting on equipment such as his wet suit, air tank and weights. The flag alerts other boaters that

there are divers in the area. (Reflector Photos by Cliff Hollis).

Photos By CLIFF HOLLIS

MOUNTING BOAT Donnie Smith, right, and Mike the river. Smith said the current was at about four to five Wiggs mount the boat after a bout with strong currents in knots.

GAME PLAN Mike Wiggs, left, and Donnie Smith discuss plans for their diving activities. They hear each other in the water, but seldom see each other.

Undersea Explorer Finds Titanic,

Has World Tracking To His Door

By KEN RINGLE

L.A. TIiDM-WMliingtoa Pott Newt Service

WASHINGTON - Suppose you discovered a new Ufe form.

No, even better, whole colonies of new life forms that jolted mans historic assumptions about the origin and nature of aU living matter.

And suppose, in addition, you managed to uncover the flrst firm evidence of how the Earth itself is put

rer, by diving in a submarine beneath the sea and finding the molten scar tjssue of the Earths shifting crust.

Suppose you did that and the world sortof... shrugged.

Then suppose, as much for the challenge as for the science of the thing, you screwed a 20-year-old

night-fighters sniper scope' devel oped for kiUing Viet Cong, onto a

television camera to make a system that practicaUy sees in the dark, and

ou went out and found the RMS itanic.

And the world beat a path to your door. But your academic colleagues sniffed that youre a popularizer and called you Carl Sagan with gills.

How do you deal with that?

I like my mothers comment, 'says ocean expliH^r Robert BaUard, eyeballing his glass of Chardonnay with a kind of poetic resignation. She said, You know, son, youve gone to college 13 years to get wur aoctorate and sprat 13 years doing research and getting published and getting tenure. I hope you outlive the Titanic and arent labeled with that the rest of your life.

And I said, WeU, Mom, Im wiiy 44. Im gonna work jfeal hard.

Its not that Ballard, who heads the Deep Submergence Laboratory at the Woods Hole (Mass.) Oceanographic Institution, doesnt love the Titanic.

He studied accounts of its voyage for years, treasures its lore and savors the memories of that early morning hour on Sept. 1,1985, when, after months of monotonous mowing the lawn of the North Atlantic with cameras and sonar, he first saw its wreckage appear on camera, miles beneath the sea.

It has made him famous and will make him wealthy: His Discovering the 'Titanic, for which he received a reported six-figure advance from Warner Books, is scheduled for publication Oct. 16, with a planned first printing of 150,000 copies in seven languages.

He turns down 15 spejking inidta-

tions for every one he accepts, at up to $10,000 a pop, and starred in National Geographic Explorers* Secrets of the Titanic on cable ' television in March. The Titanic con- ' veyed him to the White House for a dinner with the prince and princess of Wales.

But it also led to cruel, mindless press badgering of his family, and fueled jealous carping in the academ

ic community that he is some sort of submersible cowboy, hogging

headlines and foundation grants with gee-whiz projects while less photogenic science goes begging.

Most of all, he says, it has at once celebrated and overshadmived Ms real passion and purpose; the exploration of the 65 percent of Earth beneath the sea.

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A Dursiiig professor at East CaroUna Univu^ty who pa^ pictures in her spare time has been selected to show an example of her art at a national nursing coo-ferience and convention next May and June.

Sandra W. Johnson, an assistant professor and cUnieal coordinator for the ECU School of Nursing, will show her painting **MoU)er, Nichdas aid Aunt Carolyn M Vacation in an exhibit of SO paintings by nurses. The exhibit w be shown at the annual continuing education con-

Sce in Peuia, fu., on May IS and again at the Na-i Lea^ of Nursing convention, June 14 tfaroogh UinWashington. ^ ^

Mrs. Johnson is thg wifeef Pttt County Commissioaer Tom Johnson, aboa professor at ECU.

Itii |*ntiM to be exhibited is a scene showing a iiite, her five-yuu^ son and bv sister loun^ bmph^atAtkmticBea^

to draw or paint people at the beach or around ttMpooi, Mrs. Johnson said, this particular family

grouping was a single parent family. They were just sit-tingfc^pool.

she didnt personaUy Imow the fandy but she espially remembers the little boy, Nicholas, because r^After she did the drawing the bey got stuck in the elevator. iThey had to call someone to rescue him, she

Mrs. Mnshn has been painting for several years and eejoys painting, sporadically, when she is not working. When me was a nursing instructor at UNC-Greensboro she was also enrolled in art classes.

I suppose 1 have about half of an art degree, she said. I never finished it because I left there to move to hue and because I just dont have the time to take all the courses an art degree requires.

Her art, mostly watercolors and a few oils, are done when she is at the beach. I paint some at home, too, but its hard to get in the right frame of mind at home, she said. She enwys painting beach scenes the most A local exhiHtim of her work wiU be on dispby in July atPittCounty Memorial Hospital.

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Though hes logged more hours in the de#sea than any scientist to history, most of it to the cramped con-flass of Woods Holes fhree-mao submersible Alvin, the 6-fool 2-inch Ballard says hes barely scratched tbeaubsurfaee. "

There is so much unexplored ter-r^M, he marvels, in town for a w with Oeqgraphie editors here. WltoMW mofie aboiit the topogra-ptmaf Mam toau top of Qv own pto4iS. WUmth(rmident signed into Exehi^ EcooomcZone (extending U.S. boundaries 200 miles from the shoreline of any U.S. state

or territory), he effectively doubled the Sim of tbory than Lewis and dark did when tb started out to e]^ the first one.*

He pauses wearily, a water-logged Don ($^ote in the dty of winUs, over his dinner. Yon sit here and abteh society and see its priorities and you just shake your head. Or you just get aU involv^ to how stopid we are.

^ When Ballard returned to Woods, Hole after finding the Titonic, he read a brief statement to mob of reporters and then fled. Two days later, he starred at a Natiomd Geo^phic press conference, then

disappeared again. The world was Titanic crazy, the phone was! off the hook, talk shows were after him, not to foreign press. But the man some accuse of loving the limelight was nowhere to be found. Why?

Well, in the first place, I was emo-tionaUy wasted. And I had not been prepared for that. I knew all about tte 'ntanic and the 1,500 people lost and everything, but it was just an abstraction. I was Mr. Technology, BIr. Under Omiiol And we Were all excited and happy as hell when we foundit.

Then someone said its 2 a.m. and

EXPLORATION - Ocean explorer Robert Ballard stands beside a blowup of the National Geographic cover on his discovery of the sunken ocean liner Titanic. The

discovery brought the worlds attention to BaUard, who has devoted his life to exploring the oceans floor. (L.A. nmes-Washtogton Post Photo)

Strickland To Head 1987 GMA Membership Drive

The Board of Trustees for the Greenville Museum of Art Inc. has announced that C. Barbour Strickland III will chair the 1967-88 GBiIA Membership Drive.

Yvonne S. Deyton, president of the GBCA Board, stated that Stricklands fund-raising exper-| tise has already effected GMA due tol his participation ini the 1984 Capital-Endowment Cam-1 paignand 1985 Fine |

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GBIA Membership STRICKLAND Drive kick-off date will be April 28 and the drive for membership funds will continue through May 31. These new and renewal membenhips in the Greenville Museum of Art Inc., a regional art museum for northeastern North Clarolina, will be for the

12-month period, July 1,1987, through June 30,1988.

GMA membership is an important source of museum funding, representing approximately 20 percent of the operating income.

Stnckland stated that the overall goal is to increase membership dues by 10 percent, making these local and regional funds 30 percent of the (q>erating revenue.

Strickland III, a resident of Greenville since 1984, is a stockbroker witi) Clarolina Securities Inc. Strickland, a graduate of Vanderbilt University, is a GMA trustee and is active in Ducks Unlimited, the North Carolina Art Society, the Greenville Country Gub

ART TO BE EXHIBITED - A watercolor by Sandra JNinson, a nursing professor at East Carolina University, will be exhibited at a national nursing conference and convention. The art work, Mother, Nicholas and Aunt

Carolyn ou Vacation, was painted at Atlantic Beach. Mrs. Johnsons work also will be on display to July at Pitt County Memorial Hospital. (ECU News Bureau Photo By Tony Rumple)

and the Old Town (Hub. He is married to Kathryn B. Strickland and they have two children.

GMA received accreditation by the American Association of Museums in October 1966 and is one of only 640 museums natimwide out of over 6,000 that has achieved this honor. (Currently, the museum is undergoing major facility renovation to the turn-of-theK%ntury building it inhabits in downtown Greenville which will make visible GMA as a cultural landmark in this region of the state. For membership information and a membership brochure for new members, contact the GMA office, 802 South Evans Street, 758-1946.

the Titanic sank at 2:30 and all of a sudden it hit all of us. And we went out on the deck. And it was like there were bodies all around us rowboats over here and people crying for help and the (steamship) California over there, in si^t but not coming to help. And it just hit me like a sledgehammer.

Plus I was zonked from sleep deprivation. I was like a POW I would have confessed to anything. Even days later, I remember working in my cabin aboard ship on that stupid little spe^h (for the Woods Hole homecoming) what was it, a minute long?-and then not being able to see any more.

And finding the paper soaking wet.

I cant explain it. I didnt talk about the Titanic with anybody for about three months. Even my wife.

But the other reason he fled from the press, he says, is I didnt want to be a piece of meat. I had dealt with the press some before, but I had never been, like, BREAKING NEWS! And that howling mob descended, screaming questions and throwing elbows Kareem Abdul-Jabbar wouldnt attempt...

Reporters were trying to interview my kids between classes at school. And it really hurt my oldest son. Hes kind of quiet and shy, and they were yelling things like Why arent you smart and famous like your Dad? He came home and said, I wish Dad was a garbage man. But we talked about it. About whether I should become maybe a carpenter.

Of course my younger son, 16, he loved all the publicity. He said, Hey, now Ill be able to get girls!

Ballard emerged from hiding, he says, when the fickle eye of the press found a new obsession: two women shipwrecked in the Indian Ocean who survived by eating their toothpaste. The next day - equal billing. The Titanic was too important to me to go through that.

With his trim, military bearing (he served as both an Army and a Navy officer and is reactivating his commission in the Naval Reserve), his occasionally flag-wrapped rhetoric and his gold Bfickey Mouse watch (a gift from the folks at Disney World), he appears the antithesis of the rumpled, data-gatherers who often populate the world of science.

Moreover, while they may spend their days in stuffy labs hunched over computer screens, Ballard cruises off to make his discoveries in places like the Tongue of the Ocean or the Mountains of the Sea. Envy stalks any man with a peipetual tan.

His latest attention-getter is a planned expedition to the Tyrrhenian Sea next year to search the ancient sea routes between Carthage and Rome for ships that foundered in Mediterranean storms.

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By MARY ESCH Associated Press Writer SARANAC LAKE, N.Y. (AP) - He calls himself Adirondack Fred: dreamer, schemer, movie mogul of the mountains a woodchuck Woody Allen.

Freid G. Sullivan is an independent filmmaker struggling to make it in the rough and rustic Adirondack

Mountains, far from the glitz and fills.

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His first full-blown foray into feature filmmaking was Cold River, the story of two children lost in the Adirondack wilderness. The drama got mixed reviews as Sullivan peddled it to movie theaters around the country in 1981; he said the Baltimore Sun panned it as the' worst wilderness film of the year. Cold River, which was financed by private investors, lost $1.2 million atthe box office.

At the time, Sullivan was supporting a wife and four young children. They lived in a tiny, gray-shingled. bungalow in a lakeside village 300 miles north of Manhattan.

We were down to $24 in the bank, he said in a recent interview. And the world of movie-making wasnt exactly beating a path to my door.

He thought of taking other jobs even considered becoming a lumberjack. But his cdluloid fantasies beckoned. So he went back to his loyal backers and the local bank, and set out to make another movie.

The movie is called Sullivans Pavilion, an offbeat comedy about a struggling filmmaker in the Adiron-dacks who raises a family and tries to pursue the muse amid dirty diapers and pitchers of beer.

A personal comic memoir is what I call it, he said.

Sullivan is a big, bearded, bearish 41-year-old with tousled curls and a broad, disarming Irish smile. He dresses in classic L.L. Bean back country style: red suspenders, blue jeans, rubber boots.

The office and studios of his Adirondack Alliance Film Corp. are behind the papered-over windows of an old storefront on the dusty main drag of downtown Saranac Lake, between the post office and the Back Door bar.

Sullivan grew up in Glens Falls, N.Y. He made a brief stab at law

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Movie Stars Are Making Crossover To Television

By KATHRYN BAKER AP Television Writer

NEW YORK (AP) - Charlton Heston says there just arent many good roles fcnr grown-ups in todays teen-dominated movies. Alan Arkin says his agent told him the us against them conflict between film and television had ended.

Movie producers Richard Zanuck and David Brown wanted the immediacy* of television. Director Robert Altman was having trouble getting a new movie made, but ABCs offer to direct pne-hour dramas meant getting on the air within weeks.

With fewer movies being made and at increasingly higher costs, more and more film types are turning to the small screen, where a constant need for more material means no waiting and the number of viewers tuned in each night dwarfs that of fans in movie theaters.

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Saranac Lake to make a wilderness documentary called Of Rivers and Men. He and his wife, Polly, decided the friendly, small-town atmosphere and scenic mountain surroundings were perfect for raising a family.

Sidlivans Pavilion is fhe life story of the filmmaker who refers to himself in the movie as Fred G., FGS or Adirondack Fred. The

Gung Ho, Starman and Nothing in Common are series this season. Down and Out in Beverly Hills and Peg^ Sue Got Married are being adapted for next season.

Perfect Strangers was inspired by Bronson Pinchots bit part in Beverly Hills Cop. Beverly Hills Buntz is the tentative title of a sible spinoff from Hill Street

his wife and their four children, all playing themselves. There are also dozens of local residents and six professional actors who play other oddball characters.

The 83-minute film comes off as an elabwate home movie that veers crazily from scatological humor and rowdy beer-drinking to musing on the deep love of a parent for a child.

There are snippets from 8mm back yard epics Sullivan made when he was 12, film footage from Vietnam and scenes, from the 1980 Winter Olympics at Lake Placid. Documentary segments are interwoven with zany fantasy sequences and scenes from the sometimes chaotic, often poignantly sweet family life of the Sullivan brood.

Saranac Lake isnt your typical jerkwater burg, says Fred in the movie.

Its a lot like Vermont, before Vermont was discovered, says Polly*

All of our children were bom here, says Fred, yet people keep asking, why Saranac Lake?

He answers with a loving look at life in small-town America, with ice palaces, parades, picnics by the lake and humorous interviews with villagers.

The film garnered favorable reviews and a warm audience response in showings at the U.S. Film Festival in Park City, Utah, in January, and at theaters in Albany, where it made its conunercial debut in March.

The film festival jury awarded the movie special recognition for originality, independent spirit, and for doing it his own damn way.

Sullivan wrote, produced, directed and starred in the film, which was independently financed with the help of his two business partners and ex-ecutive producers: former Philadelphia investment banker Charles L. Ritchie Jr. and accountant William A. Sweeney.

Sullivan is concentrating on marketing the film. The niche for Sullivans Pavilion, he said, is in the growing number of specialty houses that showcase such independent films as Round Midnight and A Room With a View. However, he hopes his movie will make it into the big multiplex cinemas as well.

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Producer Zev Braun has moved to television from theatrical-release films. His pilot Tour of Duty is bound to be compared to Platoon, though Braun said the TV show was sold to CBS before Platoon was released last year.

The success of Platoon doesnt hurt, he said in a telephone interview. The audiences interest is piqued. Platoon has proven ... that it (the Vietnam War) is no longer ver-boten. People are interested in it. Zanuck and Brown have produced numerous movies, including Jaws, and are teaming with writer Peter Benchley on a Jaws-inspired television pilot, Barrington.

We wanted, really, the activity and immediacy of television, Zanuck said in a telephone interview from location on Long Island. Weve been doing movies all our lives, and we plan to continue. But the pace is slowed down in the whole process of movie-making, whereas with tdevi-sion, where there are air dates to be met, you get answers very quickly. Altman finished directing the first of two television adaptations of Harold Pinter plays last month. The Dumb Waiter will air next month. Meanwhile, he despairs of getting his theatrical film sequel, Nashville, Nashville, to the screen because of the complexities of big-budget movie deals.

They (ABC) are giving me the opportunity to do these short plays, Altman said in a telephone interview. They run about an hour. You wouldnt be able to do them as theat-* ricals. Nobodys going to give you the money to do an hour movie.

Barry Levinson, director of the movies Diner and Tin Men, developed a sitcom for Arkin, a series television debut for both. Arkin said in an interview he did Harry because my agent told me the lines have broken down. Its no longer us against them.

The Ellen Burstyn Show, an early, unsuccessful sitcom, was that film stars first foray into TV.

Joseph Bologna, a movie actor, is starring in the NBC series, Rags to Riches. Blair Brown, best known for her film work, such as Continental Divide, is making her series television debut in The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd.

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FORECASTFORTHURSDAYAprilie GENERAL TENDENCIES: Today you can greatly benefit and gain by your own best juc^ent as well as throi^ some very clever and ingenicHS ifteas that you can now express.

ARIES (March 21 to April 19): You can easily copete an arrangement with a partow. Make an effort to please your mate tonight.

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GEMINI (May 21 to June 21): Make your social plans now, and then handle dutuesttiat require your immediate attention. <

MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21): Make your home more charming and functional. Be highly romantic with your mate tonight.

LEO (July 22 to August 21): An important letter can be handled mcely. Entertaining pals at home promises fun. Be charming and courteous with them.

VIRGO (August 22 to September 22) . Plan how to add to your possessions.

LIBRA (September 23 to Ocjtober 22): Get into the intimate matters that mean a %at deal to you. Parctical affairs figure promin|^y tonight.

SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21): Study yo#lecret wishes and decide how best to go after them. Show your affection for yOur mate quietly.

SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21): Go after your personal desires and attain theih. Enjoy the company of your friends now.

CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20): You can gain a favor from a bigwig now. Plan how to solve the business problems plaguing you.

AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 19): Gamer the data that is vital to your welfare. Cultivate a new contact who can become a fine friend.

PISCES (February 20 to March 20): Your intuitive perceptions may not be accurate now. Dont irk your mate in any way today.

IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY... he or she will have every ability to ferret out the trath of any particular situaticm. Slant the education along lines of investigation or research. Teach this one to be broadminded and to study every phase of a matter. Your progeny has a keen mind, so nurture it.

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With five-card majors becoming the norm, we recall fondly that the late Adam Meredith, one of the all-

time greats, was a proponent of opening three-card majors, especially in spades. This hand from a pair event illustrates what can happen if you follow that style.

The one-spade opening bid was typical Meredith. After North cue-bid, South had no option but to introduce one of his minor suits, and he had nowhere to go when North corrected to four spades. He could only hope his partner would produce at least four cards in the suit.

West attacked with three rounds of hearts. Declarer did not like his chances much, but he went fmr broke. He ruffed the third heart and successfully ran the jack of trumps, When both defenders followed to the next two rounds of trumps, there was a gleam of light. Now all declarer needed was a successful club finesse and for East to have the only trump left in the game.

Declarer crossed to the table with

a diamond and led the jack of clubs for a finesse. When that won, he reverted to diamonds. Since ^t had the remaining trump and was out of hearts, declarer could lose only one more; trick and the contract was home with the help of two finesses, a 4-3 trump split and a heart position which could be expected from the bidding.

Not everyone bid to game on the North-South cards, and those who did played in diamonds for a score of 400. Our declarer collected 420,

for an absolute top on the board.

Now we are not recommending three-card majors as the wave of the future. But a touch of Meredith now and then certainly does add a bit of spiceto the game.

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Wednesday. April 15.1987 (J-7Expressionsa page for our young readers

EditedBy DIANE WaUANS - Reflector NIE Coordinator

essays

art

games

Dressed in lace Put on a shelf You get the room All to yourself.

A world understood by few To be stared and smiled at How can my little china doll Stand so long like that?

China Doll

By Jessica Guthrie-

No cares in the world A decoration at most Sitting effortlessly Against her little wooden post.

Never thought much about, Yet has time to think Never is smiled at

Vet has time to smile.

Like a picture on film,

A treasure forever...

Jessica Guthrie, 14, a student at Farmville Middle School wins this weeks writing contest.

Spring ^

By Taylor Lea-

Laura Smith, 7, a student at W.H. Robinson School wins this weeks drawing contest.

Spring-The Miracle Of Birth

By Kerrie Furbush

Spring is when the buzzing come. Spring can be on any day,

bees, buzz all day from tree to Spring is when the bugs do With a happy heart you can

tree. hum. play all day!

Spring is when they build a Spring is when the grass . %

wall, between the winter, grows, Taylor Lea, 8, a student at

summer, and fall. Spring is when everyone Sadie Saulter School receives

Spring is when the flowers knows, special mention.

Flowers growing tall and Some flowers tight some The miracle of birth is all

wildly. flowers loose. about.

The wind changing, wrapping Grass growing too high and

about mildly. green.

Fresh plants just sprouting Ants building houses unseen,

out. Birds having a song to sing.

Water pouring out a buckets Oh! How I love all these Kerrie Furbush, 13, a student

spout. things. at A.G. Cox School receives

Bees buzzing their way to The beauty of Spring bursting special mention,

juice. out.

Diver Down (And Out)

-By Jon Carson -

When diving headfirst into love

away from common sense it is not always very fun

to hit a surface dense

Soaring like a bird arms extended wide Euphoria fills my brain lifeisbutaVide.

Flying was the great part landing was much rougher

I wish I had my parachute to make the fall less tougher

My bodys in a bag somewhere

my head is in a cast My brain is in a jar of jelly my heart could never last

Its going to take awhile to get me back together So here is some advice for you regardless of the weather

When diving headfirst into love

forget not common sense Remember the reality: where youll land and make the dents

Jessica Givens, 6, a student at Sadie Saulter Elementary School receives ; special mention.

Adventures In Science

How Green Plants Live

Jon Carson, 15, a student at J. H. Rose High School receives special mention.

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Send In Your Entries To Expressions

The Daily Reflector is looking for elementary, middle, and high school students to draw pictures, write stories, essays and poems. Each week we will publish the best writing and drawing. The winner of each will receives $2. We will publish stories and art work we feel should receive special mention.

Entries must be original. Drawings must be in ink, crayon, markers or paint on thick colored paper. Please no pencil. Entries will be held for a period of ninety days and will be considered for that period of time. Entries will be returned if a self-addressed, stamped envelope is included.

Parents or teachers who sign the entry form should monitor for good taste and plagiarism.

Fill out the form and attach it to your entry.

Expressions The Daily Reflector P.O. Box 1967

Greenville, N.C. 27835-1967

Most of the green plants that you see around you have three main parts to their bodies: roots, stems leaves. The roots collect water, which contains minerals from the soil. The liquid passes through the stems into the leaves. The leaves are living

factories that make foods-foods which human beings cannot manufacture at present.

For raw materials, leaves use water and a gas from the air-carbon dioxide, the air, with some carbon dioxide in it, enters through the pores in

the leaves. In some way, the green matter inside the

leaves captures energy from sunlight. This energy is then

used in making different kinds of food, such as sugar

and starch, out of water and carbon dioxide.

Spring

By Terresha Speight

Two small, white rabbits Are hopping around the pond While grass moves beneath.

Terrisha Speight, 11, a student at Falkland Elementary receives special mention for her Haiku.

Project For A Rainy Day

Colors From Nature

This Easter Rabbit Has Left Eggs All Over This Page. How Many Eggs Can You Find?

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PLANTFORM Acorns Onionskins Crab apples Spinach Beets Grape juice

made by boiling plant substances in water to cover until the color is extracted, any plant which stains the hands or clothing can be experimented with. To help the dye take, experiment with alum, salt, vinegar or cream of tartar. In the chart below, 'the resulting color is assuming the use of alum.

COLOR I Tan Warm yellow Pink Yellow-green Pink to wine Steel gray

The Daily Reflector, GraanvHte, N.C.

Students Gain Path To Reality In Archery

By LOIS TAYLOR Star-BulletinZ

HONOLULU (AP) - Where the deep green valley ends at the base of the Koolaus, after Kalihi Street rambles into a rutted one-lane road, is Chozen-ji School of Kyudo. In its elegantly spare wood and paper buildings, 20 students of Koun Suhara learn the Way of kyudo, the ancient Japanese art of Zen archery .

Zen archery, Suhara explained through an interpreter, is not a sport. It is a form of meditation, the Way to the reality within the individual: Jackson Morisawa, acting as interpreter for Suhara, pointed out that this concept is not easily understood in an hour-long encounter. Suhara, the master, when asked how long it takes to learn the Way, said, Forever.

The elements of Zen archery, he said, are the same as those of meditation to control the inner energy through breathing techniques and concentration on the proper mental and physical attitude. Already a Zen priest when he began the study of kyudo at the age of 50, Suhara found the training to be an extension of what he already knew.

And what he knew, acc(Nxling to MiHisawa, is that the target is not the goal.

The shooting must be pure, and not a preoccupation with hitting the target, he said. Kyudo transcends the shooting of the arrow. Beginners shoot into the makiwara, a bundle of straw, so that they concentrate on breathing and posture, rather than aiming at a target.

When they are proficient, I put them on the target, and the mind changes. The eagle (target) comes out and they say, I must hit the target and the mind is no longer focused.

Kyudo was introduced to the West by a German professor, Eugen Her-rigal, who persuaded a master in Japan to teach him the art. Master Awa, proud of his student, gave Her-rigal his favorite bow. He told him, however, that if he were ever to retire, the bow was to be destroyed.

When the time came, Herrigal was unable to bring himself do this, and instead returned it to Awas dojo, or school. The bow was sent to Master Anazawa, one of Awas students, and Anazawa in turn gave it to his most promising student, Koun Suhara.

With the full circle, itself a Zen concept, Suhara later founded his own school in Kamakura, Japan. He ^nds part of the year here at the (mozen-ji School, the only Zen kyudo training school outside Asia.

The movements of kyudo are flowing, slow and deliberate - much like tai chi. The laminated bamboo bow, which is about 10 feet long, is held in the left hand, and in the right hand the archers hold two arrows. One is pointed away from the body, the other toward it.

Walking with a sliding motion, barely lifting the feet from the floor, the archers move one at a time to a point about 35 yards from the target. The notch in the arrow pointing toward the target is slipped into the string of the bow and, with vast concentration and ease of movement, the string is drawn and the arrow flies. Then the process is repeated with the second arrow.

In Herrigals book, The Way of the Arrow, he explains, The arrow that penetrates in such a state is not the arrow itself, but a living arrow which is the spirit of kyudo. He (the archer) must turn his eyes inward in search of his soul and transcend all external preoccupation with hitting the target. When his spiritual growth allows him to snoot without shooting, his character will blend harmoniously with life.

In a demonstration, Saharas first arrow went into the mound of clay, cork and earth that supports the target, his second went directly into the eye of the eagle, as the tai^et is called.

It didnt matter.

Innocent Plea

LOS ANGELES (AP) - The American Civil Liberties Union has entered an innocent plea on behalf of punk-rock singer Jello Biafra and four co-defendants charged with distributing harmful material to minors.

They are accused of failing to warn record stores against selling Frankenchrist, an album by Biafras group the Dead Kennedys, to minors because of sexually explicit posters included in the packages.

A trial date of June 1 was set on the misdemeanor charge by Municipal Court Judge Jacqueline (Connor.

Besides Biafra, whose real name is Eric Boucher, defendai^ include Mike Bonanno, Biafras partner in Alternative Tentacles Records; Deborah Schwartz of Mordam Records; Steve Boudreau of Green World Distributors and Salvatore J. Alberti of the Alberti Record ' Manufacturing Co.

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Food

DEgg A Special Part Of Easter Time Tradition

EASTER GOODIES Traditional Easter goodies nraally are eagerly awaited by children of all ages. Treats range from, clockwise, marshmallow

bunnies to chocolate bunnies, marshmallow ducks, malted robin eggs and colored chocolate eggs. (Reflector Photo by Cliff Hollis)

CHERIE EVANS Reflector Staff Writer

Among the images of the Cross, Lent and the sunrise that the word Easter creates is the image of the

egg-

According to the book,Easter Garland by Priscilla Sawyer Lord and Daniel J. Foley, the egg was a symbol of the creation of the world according to ancient Egyptian'and Indian mythology.

These beginnings were associated with Geb, whose body was the earth, and Nut, the queen, who was the sky, the book said. The son of this union was Osiris, lord of the underworld.

These two also produced an from which the universe develo From this egg came the extraordinary Bennu bird or Phoenix, symbol of the sun. The early Christians adopted this bird as a representation or symbol of Christ, the l^viour.

The bearers of the egg tradition are

hard to trace, but it was the custom of Europe families to send hardboiled eggs to the church to be blessed. The eggs were thought to consecrate the stomach as the first nourishment eaten after abstinence of Lent. Tb^ feast of painted and gilded shells of

[meat.

The colored eggs had a spedal significance to the observers. Crimson eggs represented the blood d Christ to the Greeks and the Syrians; while green was a favored color in Germany :'

Symbols also were used such as ttie sun for good fortune, the rooster for fulfillment of wishes, the stag or dr for good health and flowers for love.

T17 the accompanying egg and other seasonal recipes Ustedbelow from the Easter Garland.

HOTCROSSBUNS 1 cup milk, scalded

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Easter-Morning Brunch Adds Different Touch

By MARIE BIANCO

L.A. Timn-Washington Post News Service

Next Sunday most Christians will sit down to an Easter dinner that probably will be centered on a baked ham or a leg of lamb. The meal is easy to plan, because it is based on tradition - add a few potatoes and

the first asparagus of the season, and youre in business.

Somehow, as happens with other holidays, little thou^t will be given to what the family will eat for breakfast on Easter morni^. The fare often can be as uninspiring as a toasted bagel or a com muffin.

This year try an Easter-morning

brunch whose centerpiece is a version of eggs Benedict. Instead of Canadian bacon and hoUandaise sauce, this poached egg lies on a bed of smoked salmon, bathed in a dill sauce and garnished with capers.

Round off the menu with a compote of sliced strawberries, kiwi fruit and Imanas, a spinach salad, chocolate cookies for dksert and plenty of hot coffee.

The only thing left to do is to wait for foe arrival of the Easter bunny.

POACHED EGGS WITH SMOKED SALMON AND CAPERS

4 tablespoons white vinegar 4 whole wheat English mufflns, split and toasted Butter for spreading on muffins 3 tablespoons butter 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour Salt and pepper to taste 2 cups half-and-half 2 tablespoons minced fresh dill

1 tablespoon butter

12 thin slices smoked salmon

2 tablespoons capers, rinsed Sprigs of dill fm- garnish

1. Fill a large skillet with cold water to the depth of 2 1/2 inches. (The water must be high enough to

cover the eggs.) Add the vinegar and bring water to a simmer. Break one egg at a time into a custard cup. Slide each egg into the hot water, one at a time, clockwise. (You can poach four eg^ at a time and you will know which one to remove first.) Using a fork, quickly capture the white part and fold it over the yolk. Poach each egg 3 to 4 minutes, remove with a slotted spoon and immediately plunge into a dish of ice water. If desired, the white part can be trimmed or evened out with scissors.

2. In a small saucepan, melt butter and cook flour, salt and pepper 1 minute over low heat for 1 minute.

Add half-and-half and cook, stirring constantly, until mixture thicker. Season wifo salt and pepper. Stir in minced dill.

3. Melt 1 tablespoon butter in a skillet and quickly saute salmon slices to warm on both sides.

4. Bring fresh .water to a boil in a skillet. Remove eggs from ice water and briefly heat (about 30 seconds) in tlK boiling water.

5. To serve, place one English muffin half on a serving plate, cover with warmed salmon and a poached Spoon V4 cup sauce over egg and sprinkle with a few capers. Decorate with a sprig of dill. Makes 8 servings.

Easter Ham Choice Is Yours

AFTER THE EGG HUNT - Uftover Easter eggs stuffed with avocado flU-ing can make a tasty main course for post-holiday dining.

Easter Leftovers Yield Tasty Meals

By NANCY BYAL Better Homes and Gardens Food Editor

Start crackin and make an elegant brunch or supper dish from the Easter bunnys gifts. After the egg hunt, get boiled eggs into the refrigerator within 10 hours. You can store the eggs there for up to 7 days. Theyll be fresh for this recipe and more.

AVOCADO-STUFFED EGGS

4 hard-cooked eggs

1 avocado Lemon juice

2 teaspoons prepared horseradish mustard

1 teaspoon lemon juice 1 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion

2 tablespoons margarine or butter 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon instant chicken bouillon granules 1 teaspoon dried parsley flakes 1/2 cup milk 1/2 cup water

1/4 cup chopped fully cooked ham (See LEFTOVERS, IMI)

By MARIE BIANCO

L.A. Times-WuhingUm Post News Service

Even before the 13 original colonies became the United States, it was customary for a farmer to slaughter a pig in the fall and hang the hams in the smokehouse, where they would slowly steep in smoke from apple-wood or hickory chips and age for six months (NT so. About the time the ham was mature, it would be Easter Sunday.

Thin^ are not as simple today. The upper portion of the hind leg of a pig is still a ham, but any similarity ends right there.

Now we have boiled hams, baked hams, canned hams and Smithfield types; fresh ham, smoked ham, dry-or wet-cured.

They can be ordered by mail or picked up at the local supermarket. And to complicate matters even further, some are fully cooked, others partly cooked with the bone in, the none out, partly boned.

So how does a person choose a ham for Easter dinner? For three days I tasted a cross section of supermarket hams, canned hams, hams made by pork specialists and hams ordered through the mail, ranging in taste from mild to sweet to salty.

The ready-to-eat hams were tasted at room temperature. Those that required cooking were prepared following the manufacturers directions. There were no big surprises, and since there is such a selection of hams available, there is one for every taste.

Here are the ones I tried, with my conunents.

MAIL-ORDER HAMS

Harringtcms, Main Street, Richmond, Vt. 05477, (802) 434^444.

Cob Smoked Ham, petite boneless, 1.71 pounds, $19.50 including shipping. These mild, moist, pale pink hams are cured with maple syrup and smoked over com cobs and maple wood. The meat is lean, pleasant and sweet tasting.

Gwaltney of Smithfield, Ltd., Smithfield, Va., (804) 357-3131.

Smithfield Ham, $52.95 plus $4 postage. Gwaltney makes the definitive Smithfield ham, ranging from 8 to 10 pounds. By their nature, these hams are a deep, brick red in color and salty a flavor that is not to everyones taste. We tried the boneless, fully-cooked ham glazed with brown sugar and found it salty, but not overbearing. The ham merely had to be unwrapped and sliced (it is best sliced thin). These hams are cured with onW salt and pepper and smiled over hard wood. They are alM sold uncooked and cooked with the bone in.

Roy L. Hoffman & Sons, RFD 6,

Box 5, Hagerstown, Md. 21740, (301) 739-2332.

Country Ham, 14 to 15 pounds with bone, $43.95 plus shipping. Hoffmans will remove the bone and wrap the ham in netting for an addi tional charge of 15 cents a pound and send you the bones, if requested. Hoffman hams are dry-cured with salt, pepper and a secret ingredient and smoked over natural hickory. The ham should be soaked for a minimum of 10 hours (ours was soaked for 24 hours) and then baked. The result was lean and tender meat with a good country flavor and a firm texture. Leftovers make great ham slices with fried apples and easy-over eggs. This was clearly my favorite.

New Braunfels, P.O. Box 1159, Braunfels, Texas 78131, (512) 625-7316.

Boneless Ham No. 107, $43.95 delivered. Fully-cooked boneless ham, football-shaped, lightly smoked and easy to slice. Cloves and sugar used in curing give it a good flavor, and the outside is covered with lightly crushed black pepper, giving it the dbtinctive flavor so popular in the South. The him we received was medium lean and medium salty.

Oakridge Smokehouse, Box 367, Schulenburg, Texas 78956, (800) 231-0773. ;

Honey-Glazed Smoked Ham, 10- to 12-pound size, $46.% including shipping charges. The whole ham is simral cut, bone in, glazed with honey and spices. The fully-cooked ham we received was very lean, with a mild hickory flavor and a rosy-pink color.* Unfortunately, it was also very, watery and had a spongy texture. ;

McArthurs Smokehouse, Inc. 4 Main Street, Millerton, N.Y. 12546> (518)784425.

1876 American Cornucopia Half* Boneless Ham, about 5 pounds, $39.96( plus shipping. McArthurs ham was[ extremely mild, lean and moist, with a hint of sweetness from molasses used in curing. The top was glazed! with sugar and spices and browned! by a flame; the meat had a full pini^ color. : ->

HAM SPECIALTY SHOPS WITH 3 MAILORDERS '

Honeybaked Hams, 3145 He stead Tfdie., Levittown, N.Y., (51 579-2900, (800) 343-HAMS for orders

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Egg Braid Is A Culinary Symbol Of Easter Season

Enhance your Easter table with the warmth of tradition by serving an Easter Egg Braid. This regal showpiece combines two time-honored springtime symbols of renewed life and hope - eggs and yeast bread - in a delicious way I The braids of egg-enriched yeast dough have been said to represent the %nity, while the round stmpe of foe loaf meant to keep the family circle strong. Colored eggs are a custom dating as far back as 5,000 B.C. and have^n exchanged at spring festival for centuries as tdcens of cele-foation and goodwill. Use food coloring or food-grade egg dye tablets to cdor uij^ooked eggs and tuck them in

the dough braids. The eggs will hard cook in oven as the loaf is baked and can be shelled and eaten with the bread.

Although this lightly sweet Easter bread has old-world roots in Italy, Switzerland and Greece, its easy preparation method is definitely a wofoict of the twentieth century, ^res no need to fuss with measuring dry ingredients and rising time is short when you use a prepackaged yeast roll mix. The adoition of eggs gives the dough its traditional richness and color. If you like, top with a simple glaze of (fonfectioners sugar, milk a candy nonpareils to a festive touch ijlat aptly cmn-

lements this culinary emblem of ter.

EASTER EGG BRAID (1 loaf of 8 servings)

1 package (16 ounces) hot roll mix 3 tablespoons sugar

11/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon 1/2 cup water

2 tablespoons butter

3 eggs

1 teaspoon vanilla

I dyed* raw eggs In shell, at room temperature 1/2 cup confectioners sugar, optional

21/2 to 3 teaspoons milk, optional (See SYMBOL, D-2)

CULINARY SYMBOL - An Easter Egg Braid com-l^nes two time-boninred springtime symbols of renewed

life and hope eggs and yeast bread in a delkious.

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Wedneedey.AprlMS.1987

Turkey A Perfect Choice For Summer Menus

Roast whole turkev may still be the unbeatable choice for special occa-sioos like holiday meal-planniiifi, but the **big bird is also in demand as a year round menu itmn. The introduction of fresh and froaen turfc^ parts, ground turkey, deh items and more to supermarket meat cases has created new and exciting ways to serve turkey. Turkey mues great summer sandwiches, salads, casseroles and other entries and is the perfect lite choice for summer grilling.

April is Toultry and Egg Month in North Carolina, the perfect time to break out the grill for some delicious turkey barbecues for family and friends and relaxing weekend get-togethers.

These tasty summer turkey recipe from North Carolina Poultry Federation, featuring turkey grilling

a great turkey sandwich, turkey salad and a turkey ham dish, are just a few of the many ways your family can enjoy turkey through the warm days of spring and summer. For additional turkey recipes to enjoy throughout the year, send an SASE to: Turkey Recipes, c/o the North Carolina Poultry Federation, 4020 Barrett Drive, Suite 102, Raleigh, 27609.

TURKEY BREAST ROAST BARBECUE 14 to frfoond turkey breast roast Smoky barbecue sauce:

1/2 cup cooking oil 1/4 cup vinegar 2 tablespoons catsup 11/2 tablespoon prepared mustard 11/2 tablespoon brown sugar 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce

1 teaspoon salt

1/2 teaspoon liquid smoke

1/4 teaspoon pqj^

Combine smol^ barbecue sauce ingredients and heat to boiling point.' Use to baste thawed turkey breast roast occasionally as it barbecues in a covered grill or in 325Kegree oven until meat thermometer registers 170 degrees. For approximate cooUhg times, refer to. directions on turkey breast roast wrapper.

TURKEY BURGERS

1 pound grmmd turkey ^

8 single soday crackers (crushed)

2 tablespoons catsup

1 tablespoon lemon Juke 1 tablespoon onion flakes

1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 1/2 teaspoon paprika

4 bacon slices

Combine groimd turkey with remaining ingredients. Shap into patties. Wrap with baccm suce around outer edge, securing with toothpicks. Broil over hot coals for 5 to 6 inmutes on each side, or until completely cooked in center of burger. Makes 4 burgers.

BARBECUED TURKEY STEAKS OR KABOBS (with Tried and True Marinade)

2 parts santerne or white wine (lemon-lime soda may be substituted)

1 part soy sauce

1 part peanut, cooking or salad oil Variations: (add to suit taste) Chiqiped onion

Crushed garlic or garlic powder Ginger root, peeled, grated or ground ginger Flavor enhancer (monosodium glutamate) ^

Symbol Of Easter

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1 teaspoon candy mmpareils, optional

Set aside 1 cup of the roll mix. In large bowl, stir together remaining mix, contents of yeast packet, 3 ta

in small saucepan over medium heat, heat water and butter until very warm, 120 to 130 degrees. (Butter need not melt completely.) Add to reserved dry mixture along with 3 eggs and vanilla. Stir until well bMed. Stir in enough of the remaining roll mix to make a soft dough. Knead on lightly floured surface 5 minutes.

Divide dough into 3 equal pieces. Roll each into a 24-inch strip. Loosely

braid strips together. Place on lightly greased baking sheet in an oval about 12x9 inches, pinching ends together to form continuous braid. With sterilized needle, carefully pierce large ends of dyed raw eggs. Place eg^ in horizontal positions between plaits of braid. Cover with clean towel. Let rise in warm place until doubled and fmger pushed into dough will leave imprint, 20 to 30 minutes.

Bake in preheated 400-degree oven until lightly browned, about 20 minutes. If desired, stir together confectioners su^r and milk until smooth. Stir in candy nonpareils. Brush on bread. Cool on wire rack.

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Worcestershire sauce Combine all marinade ingredients and pour over turkey breast steaks or cubes of turkey breast meat. Marinate for at least two hours (and up to 24 hours) cov^ in the refrigerator. Broil turkey steaks or cook over charcoal until golden tsiiwn and coihpletely cooked do not overcook. Altrate marinated s turkey breast cubes on skewen with cherry tomatoes, green pe^, mushrooms and pineapple. Cook over charcoaluntil done. ,

turkey SALADPOCKET SANDWICH 2 cups finely diced cooked turkey 1/2 cup finely diced cekry 1/4 cup minced green onion 2 hard cooked eggs, chopped t

1 tablespoon lemon juice 1/2 teaspoon salt

1/4 teaspoon pepper Dash cayenne pepper 3/4cupmaywmaise Combine all ingredients, mixing well. Can be covered and refrigerated for several hours to allow flavtns to blend. Use as sandwich filling for pita bread for your favorite sandwich bread. CARRIBEAN TURKEY SALAD

2 cups cubed cooked turkey

3 cups shredded lettuce

1 can (16 ounces) pineapple chunks, drained

1/2 cantaloupe, cut into balls

2 medium pears, diced , 1/2 cup diced dates

1 bottle (8 ounces) chunky Mue cheese dressing

i/2 to 1 teaspoon curry powder 1/2 cup toasted coconut Combine turkey, lettuce, pineapple, cantaloupe, pears and dates in large bowl. Blend blue cheese dressing and curry powder. F(h* each serving, place one cup salad mixture on sama plate. Spoon two tablespoons dressing over salad. Sprinkle with coconut. Serves 8.

' TURKEY HAM ROLL-UPS 5 cups chopped cabbage, cooked and drained 1/2 cup shredded Swiss cheese 8 thin slices fully cooked turkey ham (1 pound)

1/4 cup chopped onion

2 tablespoons butter or margarine

3 tablespoons flour 11/2 cups milk

2 teaspoons horseradish mustard 1/2 cup shredded Swiss cheese 1 tablespoon chopped parsley

1 tablespoon butter or margarine, melted 1/4 cup bread crumbs Combine cooked cabbage and 1/2 cup cheese. Spoon about 3 tablespoons onto each ham piece and rdll

up. Place, seam side down, in baking dhsh. Saute (mion in 2 tablespoims butter or margarine; blend in flour. Add milk and mustard and gently bring to a b(dl, stirring constantly. Add 1/2 cup cheese and parsley. Pour

over turkey ham rolls. Combine 1 tablespoon melted butter and bread crumbs and sprinkle over cheese sauce. Bake uncovered at 375 degra for 25 to 30 minutes. Makes 4 servings. ^ I

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1/2 cup sugar

3 tablespoons melted butter . 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 yeast cake 1/4 cup warm water 1 egg, well beaten 3 cups flour 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon 1/2 cup currants 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel 1 pinch ground cloves Confectlonrs sugar and milk Combine milk, sugar, butter and salt. When lukewarm, add yeast cake dissolved in water. Then add egg and mix well. Sift flour and cinnamon together, and stir into yeast mixture. Ad(d currants, lemon peel and cloves, and mix thoroughly. Cover and let rise in warm place until double in size. Sliape dough into round buns and place on well-battered baking sheet. -Let rise again. Brush top of each bun with egg. Make a cross on each bun with a sharp knife. Bake in hot oven (400 degrees) for 20 minutes. Remove from oven and brush over lightly with a cross made of confectioners sugar moistened with milk.

EGGCOLLOPS 4 hard-cooked eggs Pepper and salt to taste 2 tablespoons grated cheese 1/2 cup thick white sauce (made with cream)

2 beaten eggs 2tabl*espoonsfloiir

3 tablespoons fine bread crumbs Shell and chop the hard-cooked

eggs. Add pepper and salt, grated cheese, and white sauce. Bind with a little beaten to a stiff paste. With floured hands, form the mixture into cock shapes. Roll in beaten egg and then in bread crumbs. Fry to a golden brown in hot fat. Garnish with buttered peas.and buttered paslied carrots.

SHROVETIDE PANCAKES 2 cups all-purpose flour Pinch of salt

2 eggs (yolk and white beaten together)

Milk to make batter thin Mix together flour, salt, well-beaten eggs, and just enough milk to make the batter thin. Have greased griddle very hot. Put 4 tablespoon of batter into a teacup and pour onto the griddle. Bake until golden brown on one side, then turn over and bake on the other.

GENUINE FASTNACHT KUCHE 3/4 cup thick sour cream 3/4 cup thick sour milk 11/2 teaspoon baking soda 1/4 cup sugar legg

Mix ingredients. Stiffen with enough flour to roil. Roll about 1/4 inch thick and cut into desired shape and size 2-inch squares are preferable. Fry in deep fat. The amount of sugar may be increased, but this is not necessary if eaten in the approved manner.

To eat, split the fastnacht kuche in half and fill the inside with gwidde hunnich (quince jam). To use anything as ordinary and common as molasses on a genuine fastnacht kuche is an abomination. In the absence of gwidde hunniche, crabap-ple jelly may be substituted.

POSTNA ZUPA-LENTON SOUP-POLAND

4 carrots .

4 stalks celery

1 onion

Salt and pepper

2 sprigs parsley

2 tablespoon butter

2 quarts cold water

Wash vegetables, cut into small pieces, and saute in butter, under cover, until they are browned. Add water and seasonings and simmer for half-hour. Strain before serving.

IRISH LENTEN CAKE (EGGLESS)

1/2 cup (1/4 pound) butter

3 tablespoons molasses

1 cup milk

4 cups sifted flour

3/4 cup sugar

3 teaspoons allspice

2 teaspoons baking powder

1 teaspoon baking soda

1/2 teaspoon salt

1/2 cup raisins .

Melt butter, add molasses and milk, and cool. Sift flour, sugar, spice, baking powder, baking soda and salt. Stir butter mixture into (I17 ingredients. Add raisins and mix well. Pour into buttered tin and bake 11/2 hours in a 350-degree oven.

ORANGE BREAD 1 large orange, grated Juice of 1 orange 1 cup sugar 3 cupsj

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1 teaspoon salt

4 level teaspoons baking powder 3 tablespoons sugar legg 1 cup milk

Cook together for a little while the grated orange, the orange juice and the cup of sugar. Then add to other in^edients. Mix together. Bake 45 minutes in 350-degree oven.

POPPY SEED MUFFINS (CAKES)

2 cups flour

3 teaspoons baking powder

1 tablespoon sugar

1/2 teaspoon salt

2 eggs

4 tablespoons melted shortening

1 cup milk

2 teaspoons poppy seeds

Sift di7 ingredients together; add unbeaten eggs, melted shortening which has been cooled, and milk to make a stiff batter. Add poppy seeds; mix well. Half fill greased muffin tins and bake in hot oven (400 degrees) for 18 to 20 minutes. Makes 13 muffins.

FIG PUDDING 1 pound chopped figs

1 cup suet, chiqiped

1 cup molasses

3/4 cup milk

1/2 cup sugar

2 eggs

1 teaspoon soda

3 cups pastry flour, sifted

1/4 teaspoon salt

Mbc ingredients, turn into greased mold or covered baking dish, and steam 5 hours. Serve with hot lemon sauce or whipped cream sweetened and flavored with rum or brandy.

EASTER LAMB CAKE 1 cup butter or margare

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4 eggs (whole)

2 cups all-purpose flmir

3/4 teaspoon baking powder 1/2 teaspoon salt

1 teaspoon vanilla or grated rind of 1 lemon

Cream butter, gradually adding til light and fluffy.

sugar, beating unti Beat in eggs one at a time. Sift together flour, baking powder and

salt. Add to batter slowly an mix until blended. Add vanilla or grated lemon rind. Before filling lamb mold, coat both sides of mold with mixture of 2 tablespoons shortening blended with 1 tablespoon flour.

Pour batter into face side of mold, filling it level with the top. Place spoonful of batter in center of side of mold and some in ear tips. Place forms together, face side down, and set on baking sheet. Bake at 375 degrees for an hour.

To remove cake from mold, take off top lid and allow steam to escape.. Let stand 10 to 15 minutes. Turn out on cake cooler. When' cake is thoroughly cooled, cover with seven-minute frosting. Sprinkle lamb cake lightly with shredded coconut. Make face of raisins. Tie ribbon with beU around neck. Coccmut tinted green serves as grass.

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Honeybaked Ham, $4.39 a pound, either <h to 10-pound half hams or 12-to 16-pound whole ones. These ftilly-cooked hams are very moist and spiral-cut and glazed with and spices. Hie one we had was medium lean. The company has 126 retail outlets in the United States. They also sell a 1-pound bag of hain-bme mup mix (with a variety of six beans and spices) for $2.59.

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Black Forest Ham, $5.49 a pound, a very lean ham with a de^pink cololr and a robust flavor. The ham is smoked at high temperatures over hickory and dipped in beef blood to add color to the skin. Purists eat it sliced thin in sandwiches and was^ it down with Kirschwasser.

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SEVEN-MINUTE FROSTING 2 egg whites (inbeaten) i1/2 cups sugar .

Salt

$ tablespoons eold water 2 teaspoons light corn syrup lteaspo(Hi vanilla

Combine egg whites, sugar, dash of salt, water and corn syrup in top of double boiler. Beat wHh egg beater about 2 mitiutes. or until thoroughly mixed. Cook over boiling water, beating constaiitly, about 5 minutes, until froirting stands in stiff peaks. Use rubber spatula to scrape bottom and sides of pan. Remove from boiling water. Add vanilla and beat. Makes 4 cups of frosting.

EASTER EGG NOG PIE

1 envelope unflavored gelatin 1/4 cup cold water

2 eggs, separated 1/2 cup sugai-

1/2 cup heavy cream, whipped 1/4 teaspoon salt 1 cup milk

11/2 teaspoon rum extract 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg S(tften gelatin in the cold water and set aside. Combine the two egg yolks, 1/4 cim sugar, and the salt in a saucepan. Gradually stir in the milk. Cook over low heat until custard coats a metal spoon. Stir in gelatin, ruin extract andnutm^. /

Chill until mixture begins to thicken. Whip the cream and fold into mixture. Beat whites of eggs until they stand in soft peaks. Gradually add 1/4 cim sugar and continue beating until stiff. Fold this into custard mixture and turn into a baked cool pie (1 inch deep).

(3iill until firm and ready to serve, then garnidi with a wreatti of whipped cream if you wish, and arrange six moun^ of green-tinted coconut on the wreath of whii^ cream. Make a diression in each mound and fill with jellybean Easter eggs. Serves 6.

CINNAMON RABBITS 7 egg whites 2 cups granulated sugar 5 teaspoons cinnamon

1 lemon rind, grated

2 cups pulverized almonds 2 cups powdered sugar Greensugar

Currants

Beat the whites of the 7 eggs with the granulated sugar and flie cinnamon until the mixture is stiff. Reserve one half of this mixture. To the other half add the wated rind of lemon, the almonds and the powdered sugar. Knead this well and roll to a thickness of 1/2 inch. Cut into forms with a rabbit-shaped cutter. Hien brush th^ with remaining half of the mixture, sprinkle with green sugar, and add currants for the eyes. Bake until pale gold in color.

EASTER BUNNIES Use any (ieluxe roll recipe. Sha^ dough into long ropes 3/4 to 1 inch in diameter, cut in 10 to 12-inch lengths. Tie in loose knots, bringing ends up straight to form ears. Press in raisins for eyes. Brush with diluted yolk. Let rise and bake as directeoTWhile still warm, frost with cmifectioners frosting; tint part of the frosting a delicate pink for the ears.

GEFU.LTEEGGS 1/4 cup minced onion 2 tablespoons Rokeach Nyafat 1/8 teaspoon pepper 4 hard-cooked eggs 1/4 teaspoon salt

Saute the minced onion in Nyafat (seasoned fat) until golden brown. Meanwhile, cut eggs in half from tip to tip.'^ Remove and mash wlks. Add browned onions, any melted fat in skillet, and seasonings. Blend well. Pile seasoned yolks back into ^ whites. Serve on lettuce as first course, as salad, or as an hors doeuvre.

This is a football-shaped, air-dried ham that is a good candidate for a buffet table. The ham is lightly smoked in the Old World tradition and should always be sliced very thin. A 20-to 25-pound ham shrinks to 6 pounds after curing, giving it a dense texture. This ham also works well in eggs Benedict or wrapped around breadsticks or melon slices.

CANNED HAMS Krakus Polish Ham, 3 pounds, $7.99. These fully-cooked, imported txmeless hams are cooked in their own juices in the can. The tin was fairly easy to open, and the ham was wrapped in plastic wrap. Imported hams are different from domestic ones; they are less flavorful and much lighter in color. The speculation is that Krakus hogs are fed a secret blend of barley and potatoes. The one we tasted was salty in spots and tough in others. The can has been

pasturized and, acc(NrAng to-the importers, will keep indefinitely if refrigerated.

Dak Danish Ham, 3 pounds, $9,49, 97 percent fat-free (3 percent fat). This imported ham was rubbery in spots and mushy in others. Danish hogs are supposed to be leaner than American h^, but this ham had streaks of fat. It was also salty and very dense. Dak Danish Ham, 8 pounds $9.99, packed in Cryovac and a red net bag. This boneless ham appeared to be ham bits and chunks pressed together. It was salty, rubbery and contained crunchy pieces.

John MorelTs Golden $moked Ham, 3 pounds, $6.49. The tin was hard to open, and there were distinct pockets of gelatin. When cooked, the ham tasted fatty and had bits of gris-tld.

SUPERMARKET HAMS Jones Fully-Cooked, Skinless,

Shankless Ham, 10.5 pounds, $2.29 a pound. This fully-cooked ham has the shank bone removed, which makes it easier to sUce. It has a good ham taste ~ a balance of salt, su^ and smoke. Although no heating instructions were given, the company said the ham usimlly comes with an outer wrapper giving instructions for preparing it Virginia-style: Heat

ham for 12 to 15 minutes a pound at 300 degrees. Thirty minutes before serving, score the top and cover with brown sugar and stud with whole cloves. Moisten with sherry or ginger aleandretUTRtooven.

Cooks, Our Trim, Hickory-Smoked Ham. Hiis was a low-salt ham, offering at least 331-3 less sodium.

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Peel eggs. Halve lengthwise; remove yolks and set wMtos aside. Halve avocado lengthwise; rub lemon juice over cut edges. Peel and mash 1 avocado half. Wrap and store remaining Half for another use. Combine inashed avocado with egg yolks, mustard, lemon juice and salt. Mix well. FiU ^ white halves with avocado mixture; arrange in 2 individual cs^seroles.

For sauce, in a small saucepan cook onion in margarine until tender but not brown. Stir in flour, bouillon granules and parsley. Combine milk and water; add all at once to flour mixture. Cook and stir until thickened and bubbly. Pour sauce over eggs. Top with ham. Bake, uncovered, in a 325-d^ree oven about 15 minutes or until heated through. Makes 2 servinj^.

Nutrition information per sening: 537 cal., 22 g pro., 20 g carbo., 43 g fat, 564 mg chol., 1826 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 36 percent vit. A, 18 percent vit. C, 26 percent thiamine, 34 percent riboflavin, 17 percent niacin, 17 percent calcium, 23 percent iron, 34 percent phosphorus.

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May 2 - South Boston, Speedway, South Boaton, VA.

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May 91 Orange County Speedway, Rougemont, N.C.

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PHONES IN UPDA1ED COLORS

Your Choloe. Kodak color print film.

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126/24 PHm; ISO 200.........3.07

131/24 PUrn; IS0100.........3J1

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133/36 PHm; IS0100.........4.43

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Color television with 17-key access rorrrotecorv trol. 117-channel cable corinpotlble, auto-switch-off up to 90 mln. Simulated woodgroln cabinet.

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HAIR CARE ACCESSORIES

Our 1.67. Uttrei Sheer Pamy Hom In

MinesSizes S^T..............990

Our 1.97, Queen-iize Ulfia Sheer Ponly

Hose........................1.28

Giito'White SrwwflcSM)aNeined Ponly Hose: Fit Sizes 4-6.7-10,12-14 .... 1.17

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Our 2.29. Sheer Blegance parity hote. Misses'sizes A. p.

Our 2.56, MIssGt* Control Top ,2.07 Our 2.72, Ouoon Control Top ,2.27

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Our 2.17 Pfcg. 3 pif. toddtom' onkleto; while or white with stripes.

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Shadow Stars Powder lye Shadow, Popular Oolois..............la. 1.37

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Our 7.97.3i}ack Tee ShMs ......5.97

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Soto Nee Pkg. DcmMi butter

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not included

Sale Price Pkg. Batteries. 4

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Sale Price. Sanyo answering machine with beeperless remote, coil screening, more.

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1.66

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4'Ok Porch

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Pressure treated to resist rot and insects. Easy assembly. #04478

Tubular steel frame with baker^oi protective finish. 6^ length. #9687

stackable Wire Chair

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construction. Stackable design storage Cushion extra. #96515

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4(HMBtt Electronic Bug Killer...

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Redwood Play Center Kit..

Includes sandbox, stainless steel slide, play deck, swing, trapeze & climbing rope. Complete directions. #04616-8

18'x12' White Or Brown IHm Fence

Pointed spruce pickets.

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4 Lb Bag

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Prestique II Fiberglass Rooflng Shingles

Bundit

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25-year factory efarranty

Stands up to harsh weather

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Allows you to build concrete block vade without using mortar. Just trowel it on. Provides a water resistant stucco-like finish. #10396

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Attractive woodgrain simulated on lauan plywood. #13866

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18x30 $49 .. #26920,70

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30-Gaiion Electric Wtrter Heater.

Single heating element. Porcelain glass-lined tank. OneYearmanulacturervrarranty. 26325

40-Gallon Double Element Electric Water Heater

Whole-House Water Filter

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Quiol & powerful. Fits 34nch round duct. Slim housing. Regular $1489. 25502

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100% cotton terry towels in up to ^QQ 10 colors. Bath Reg.$9.99

Hand Reg. $5.99 Now.....4.49 W

Wash Reg. $3.49 Now.....2.99

Shower curtain Reg. $34.99 Now........ 24.99

Bath rug Reg. $14.99'Now...................9.99Living Home bath collection

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Living Home window coverings

Uned satin, 48x84 in.. pr. Reg. $29.99 .......22.49

PriacHIa curtain. 90x84 in.. pr.. Reg. $29.99.. .23.99 Taxturad drapery, 48x84 in., pr. R^. $29.99 . .23.99 Casement drapery, 50x84 In.. pr. Reg. $34.99,19.99 Aluminum horizontal mini-bllnda, 23x42 in.. ea.

Reg. $19.99 .........................8.99

Hama on this page are not avattaUa In Ashland, Shelby or Wlllamaon.

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SAVE.UP TO $500.00!

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one lime

mens

ii^ietime

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2 speeds. 10 cydes *

Exclusive Dual-Acdon* AgMoior helps get large loads uniformly dean

Self dewing Knt filter

399

Regular 1639.99

Sa>mkMiy2

Dryer

8 drying cycles

Auto Fabric Master helps prevent overdrying

4 temperature controls

Regular $429.99

WMto. Colon, (fcyar oomwctor Mira. Qooetyor$40mora.

SeoondiMiy2

Laundry peir

6-cyde washer.

299g.

1339.90

3-cyde^iryer.

249S

WM*. Dryw cmnoolor Mira. teayorlMniora. Sra*andiMM2Ek9i QltmiifMiaMLIlEm is reliy

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12 Bthchm tmrtng nrnchhm

Easy-tO'Usa built-in but-tonholer. 6 stretch. 6 utility stHches. Ree-ann. nQ. >240 w

199^

Twin fan vacuum wHh attachmanta

Complete with 8 pile ht. QQ99 settings, active edge dean, 2 speeds, light.

Attachmeni Ml inciudad

m 1967 AnmMi mWo0. WhM quanWM iMt

-*--

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19.0 cu^ft. total capacity. $|TQQ Durable seamless liner. 999 Spaoemaster shelves.

VMM only hMtartoalM6>M.

Kanmon fraaaan

15.0 cu. ft. capacity up- $900 right or 15.1 cu. ft. ca- ^99 pacity chest White.. Each thi^jisiysjrtisotl jloms. jsifiadilMtvailable.fD( sate^ adyertisad

BIG BUY!

Compact sams space

You get more than just meals in minutes. You get Kenmore quality you can tnjst!

Our kmest priced rangas

Lift-up cooktop and removable oven

door. With black glass door,lbl9.95. '

GREAT BUY

Our loe/est priced dishwasher

Power Miser control uses the $000 eleclrical energy of normal cyde.

Aifcitoiiaiw/MioitMclinial<ion.Fiw(

24.bulHn

SAVE 50

FNs HrHcfien 3 ways

Place this compact on your counter, mount it on the wall or under a cabinet.*

SAVE *180

nsg.

SIMM

Efectrfc or gas fwigss

Clock with timer. Decorative Uack glass oven door. Oven ight More.

359S.

Pots and pans cyde

7 cydetoption cornbinations. 3-level wash action. Rinse aid dispenser.

Sato amis Miy2

3I9S.

Sato anda Mays

SAVE *120

FanMy-sbe model

SoNd-staie controls are easy to use and dean. Variable power. Clock. More.

Sato anda

CUSTOM LOOK

Range hood and cooktop

Hood helps venliiale your khchen. 2ST Cookloplifts up for cleaning.

Electronic dishwasher

18 cyde/option combinations. Water heat option. Water Miser cyde.

399S.

Stoa anda Mays

KENMORE QUALITY

Kenmore Feature-S

Microwaves, brbwns, broils, bakes, toasts. A microwave and much more!

Sato amto Mays

Drop-in range and hood

Hood's workNght iuminates surface. 59^ Drop-in range has dock with timer. 399^

GaamoitointM

KMchen compactor

Get rid of that unsightly kitchen waste basket. Built-in deodorizer.

\ S3M.99

Sato ands Aort 2S

1, Each of these advertised items is readily available for sale as advertised

1^, . - _ - _ 11 1 _----- -

Remote TV or VCR SAVE 60-70

Sean SRWOO Electronic I typewriter

Loaded with features to improve your typing time and aocurracyl Spell corrector contains an electronic dictionary wHh 80,000 commonly used words and phrases. 40-character correction memory, daisy wheel printing system, 3 typestyies available. Reg. $249.99

15 OFF Memory phone

40-number memory, hold, last no. redial, pause, tTK)re. Reg. $59.99

4499

EmkMiy2

20OFF

Megntvox

telephone/

dock/fedto

10-na memory, 3 one-touch dial buttons. AM/FM dock/ radio. Reg. $79.99

IN* oabMi m not wiW)l m

199^

OOOFF

Electronic

typewriter

FuH-Nne correction memory, second keyboard, much more. Reg. $339.99

259"

EndsMay2

90*400FF

Flleceblnele

18-in. deep 4-drawer file. Reg. $119.99

225-in. deep 2-drawer fNe. Reg. $139.99

109"

Ceble-competlble color TV, remote

17-key remote with off-timer, cable compatible quartz tuner, sharpness control. Reg. $379.99

IMn dtao flMftflun rdHnew

M-day/4-mrwit VMS VCR with remote

108-channel cable compatible. 25-function remote. HQ, electronic tuner. Reg. $369.99 Ends Apru 28

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319"

299

*80 OFF 20-watt stereo

Compact disc compatible. 4-band equalizer, hi-speed dubbing dual cassette, two-way speakers, rack.

Reg. $299.99 EndsApr2s

219

*15 OFF Portable stereo

Mini AM/FM stereo cassette player/ recorder with 4 speakers, headphctne jack, 2 condenser mics. Reg.

$59.99 Ends May 2 ACdX;lMiMaatra

Each of these advertised items is readily available for sale as advertised

20% OPFCoffiUnuous aluminum guttering instelled in ay length

sturdy longHasting .0276a. aluminum with enameled coating that resists mst, ends painting and most maintenance. Custom-made at your home.

c.'

Sers 25-year

Roofing shingles when installed by Sears authorized installers

UL Class A fire resistant, wont absorb moisture.. .wont crack, peel or split. Ask a Sears salesperson for details on our 25-year limited, pro-rated warranty.

FREE ESTIMATES!

On Sears Vinyl Siding and installation by Sears authorized Installers

Choice of colors. Guttering, overhang and trim available. Cali for a FREE in-home estimate, including installation.

Our shingles have a glass fiber mat base, covered with asphalt, then sprinkled with ceramic granules for a handsome appearance and long life. Each shingle has a sun activated self-adhesive strip that seals it to the roof to resist blow-off even in gale-force winds.

IF YOU DONT KNOW ROOFING, KNOW YOUR ROOFER!

i.r

MOBILE ^ HOME^^

Custom-made to go over your present mobile home roof

Baked-on enamel finish on the interlocking aluminum panels eliminates the need for recoating, sealing and painting. Resists cracking, peeling and sun fading.

Insulating foam panels slow heat gain and heat loss to help keep home cool in summer, warm in winter.

Rugged constmction reduces roof rumble and rain drumming. Overhang and trim adds a handsome look to the home.

NATIONAL

FENCE

MONTH

NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY INSTALLED FENCING AND SAVE

rAii

TOMOr

FREE IN-HOME ESTIMATE

40%

OFF

llV^a. aluminized chain link fencing fabric when Installed by Sears

Long-lasting, good-looking fencing fabric now at super savingsl Armadillo V ribbed poets, rails and gates at Sears regular prices. FREE ESTIMATES at your home.

Central air conditioning system

Economical to buy and economical to run, this system could cut your cooling costs greatly! Complete with condenser and coil, Its a great replacement unit. Call for a FREE estimate of your cooling needs today! Ask about details of 5-year limited warranty.

24,800 BTU, Reg. $899

*799

TuUngcidra.

Installabon Available

BUY

NOW

and

SAVE

$200

Gas heat, electric cooling combination unit

24,000 BTUH cooling, 60,000-90,000 BTUH heating. Sears combination provides efficient, economical home cooling, heating and dehumidification. Solid-state ignition system eliminates gas-wasting pilot flame. Other sizes available at similar savings. Installation available, extra.

Regular $1699.00

1499

other sizes also on sale

SAVE *100

Single Package! Mobile Home air conditioning system

999

25.000-Btuh Rag. $1099.99 Installation available

Coot comfort for your mobile home in one package that conveniently installs outside. Other sizes also on sale. Ask our experts about the size your mobile home needs.

29.000-BTU, Reg. $1199.00 ......$1099

OTHER SIZES ALSO ON SALE.

Blown-in insulation

Installed by Sears authorized installers. Can help save on energy comsumption and reduce your fuel bilte.

Custom Aluminum Awnings

Many styles and colors. Helps keep house cool inside, and reduce fading of draperies and furniture.

SAVE

<60

Insulated Aluminum Storm doors

Reg. $299.99

239

.. .our BEST door provides protection from bad weather all year round!

Frame and kick-panel are Permacore board with laminated aluminum skin for strength, rigidity and moisture-resistance.

Magnetic weatherstripping seals door tight to frame to stop drafts. Interchangable tempered glass panel and fiberglass screen insert.

Heavy-duty door closure and dead-bolt lock with key provide a firm close and security.

Choose from four styles in white, brown, block or natural. Installation available.

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Enjoy comfortable camping in these family tents with extra headroom!

CATCH THE SPm OF OUTDOOR UVMG

mliiJ

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Other bos and motore aralaMe at sale prices.

SAVE *230 on this 3-plece outfit

S1189.97 ^ 959'

Jon boat, motor and trailer,

10-ft. jon-boat 1.2 HP outboard 600-ib. capacity aluminum hull. motor. boat trailer.

Reg.

$419.99

Reg

$319.99

ORQ^ Beg

$449.99

349

SAVE 90FS12 speed

27-in. racer. QQ^ Men's or women's.

$159.99 in 1967 Annual Catalog. QuanWies Hmilad.

SAVE 60 FS12 speed

27-in. racer. QQ99 Men's or women's.

Rag. $159.99 in 1967 Annual Catalog. Quantities limited

60 OFF FS 700 BMX

20-in. Front 99

and rear alloy caliper brakes.

Rag. $159.96

45 OFF Physiom

?o%pU"d: 13400

Rag. $179.99

Men's women's.

. atasfequaesoinssssamtily

Sears cabin tent has polyester canvas roof and walls and polyethylene florae to give camjfdr^ comfort

5-adult dome tent has 10-ft. x12-ft. base and 6-ft. 6-in. center height. Screen door with zippers. Urethane coated fly and nylon floor. Reg. $149.99

B. 8-ft.x10-ft. cabin tent C.

sleeps 4 adults. One inside zippered window. Full triple zip screen door. Zippered storm flap. Reg. $139.99

.*ia 19KRVjod Camplpfl.apecialng OiiantlltesJBitl.!

SAVE 14 4-lb. polyeeter full-size sleeping bag is

machine washable. Red nylon taffeta outer and plaid polyester liner. Reg. $49.99* .........24.99

QUALITY PARTSPROFESSIONAL SERVICE BACKED BY WARRANTIES FROM A STORE YOU TRUST

SttVE 15

10 2

Battery

Charger

Sears Muzzier muffler

Check Muzzier quality. Look at the warranty. Compare the price then just try and find a better dealt Long-lasting all stool construction. No charge for installationi Muzzlers for many imported cars as low as ........29.99

UrtHdmrairarty

I9?

American-

madecars

OII/ilHer change and lube

We will provide up to 5-quarts of Specrum oil, a new Trapper oil filter and the sendee required to install those Items. Plus we'll lubricate the chassis!

1799

Front disc bnko son/lco

Warrantod for as long as you own your carl

We replace worn disc pads with all new non-asbestos pads. We turn and true rotors, inspect calipers, replace fluids and road test your vehicle!

Rebuild usable calipers, $10 each

UmiM tMrranly. Sm atort tor dalailt

VWfff JVMf

2 rugged long wearing steel belts

Fuel-efiicient radial design

Front end alignment 24.99

TIRES FOR YOUR CAR OR LIGHT TRUCK

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P16SI7SR13

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P2175m4

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P17&80R13

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P20SI7SR1S

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piesnoRi3

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P21S/75R15

S4J0

P206/70R13

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P229I7SR15

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P18SI70ni4

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P23SI75niS

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P18S7SR14

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Superb handling

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tSem f/Serwce and ^Warranty are Nationwide

SuparGuard

Response

P155WR13

SA VE 30-40

T speed rated Allseason

70 senes-hugs the road

Two rugged Steel belts

SPEED RATED HIGH PERFORMANCE TIRES

Response High Performance

Pir570TR13

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10 fweerout wwranty

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1 P18S/70Tm4

P175/7W14

aua

1 P195I70TR14

P18S/7Sni4

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1 P20S/70TR14

P19SI7Sni4

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Our best radial for imports, compacts

Great handling radial tire

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radial

RoadHandlerM SCR

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n^. S79N

LT19S/7SR14 1S5SR12

50,000-mile wtMout'

RoadHandler

SCR

Each

155SR12

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155SR13

47ja

165SR13

aua

175SR14

aaja

175/70SR13

aaja

1B5/70SR13

aua

185/708R14

aua

Road harard coverage 50.000-m;!e warranty

' T and H speed rated 70. 60 series, all-season

MmM K Mniil wairaniy tor mNn apadtlad. Sm store lor daMi. And, lor W PoadHvtdltr Tradloc tire only. roKi hazard ooMraga: M dia RoadHandar Tradloc tira laHs due to ooMrad toad hazard, Saara wi refdaoe the tire or give a refund, charging only for the mMae uaed. See store for dtale.

RoadHandler Tredloc

Our best performance tire!

Pl8Sm)TRt3

50,000-mi

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RosdHandtor 1 Tredloc

Maybe

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Each

P18Sm)TR13

P195I70TR13

P205/70TH13

P195/70TR14

P206/70TR14

P215m)TR15

P225/70TR15

P235/70TR15

P165/80R13

P175dOR13

Pie5/80R13

P185/75R14

P195/75R14

P205/75R15

P215/75R15

P22S/75R15

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Two rugged belts

Great on or off 9 ^ the road traction

TrailHandler A-T alFterrain radial

LT19S^SR14

For vans. F^V s ] and pickup's i

35,000-mile iMrout mmranty

TrailHandler

Reg .

Sale

A-T

Price

Prtoe

LT195/75R14

$79.99

167.99

LT23S/7SR15

10499

93J9

30X9.50R15

104.99

93.99

31X10.S0R15

10999

96.99

StUMftcOon guannted or your monoy bock

OStn, Ro%bud( nnd Co., 1987 ie

NC:

ALL STORES NOW OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS AT 9 AM

Burlington. Charlont (Easlland, Soulhpark), Concord. Durham, FayolloviNo. Gaalonia. Ootdatnro. Groanahoro. Graonwla. Hckory. High Pomi. Jadiaoiwtla. FMaigih. Rocky Mouni.

Wdmmglon. VMnslon-Saiam SC: Chartaslon (Cdadal. NordMioipda). ColuintM. FkwariGO. Myria Baach, Hock HR VA: Oanvilla. Lyncf^rg. Roanoko KV: Aahland WV: Bartxiursviito. BacMay. BluafiaU. Charfatlon

^uisYEAR

SAVE m), Reg. $1299.99

CRRFTSMRN^

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lawn tractor 1279.99 baggar

ORE CRA

FTSMAN RIDING EQUI

PMENT SELECTIO^

STOCK#

DESCRIPTION

REG. PRICE

SALE

25414

Riding mower

$1299.99

949.99

25424

Lawn tractor

$1599.99

1299.99

MORE VALUES ON (XIAUTY ITEMS ItflDB

YARD POWER BY CRAFTSMAN

S-HPtnntUrmWhr Dual chain , transmission powers digging up to in. 17-15-11-in. path width, solid state ignition.

299

S-HPtmnttlimtllhr Extra duty tiller with power reverse digs 7-in. Triple chain transmission, 28-26-14-in. path.

MAVK^IOO399^5-HP mar Una tUhr

Counter rotating tines result in soft, aerated soil. 6-in. depth, 17-in. path. Power reverse.

MAVKW649.

|7n.W

Electric

1.0-HP, moves 300 cu ft. of air per minute. Var iable speeds.

Gas blower

Electric chain saw

2-HP, 14-in. sprocket QQ99 moves 320 cu. ft of airfnose t>ar. power sharp-rtog $79 98 per minute. nQ $i.w ening system.

59^

Hand held. 22.2 CCIQQ99

3.5 RP gas edger

4-cycie engine. 9-in. nade edges up to 2% in. 4-wheeled curb-hopping suspension. RP means reserve power._

249^

Rag. $279.99

CRAFTSMAN POWER

Americas mnmne for home, workshop needs! Heres why: Performmce Dependab^ Features \^ue

Designed to handle tough jobs around the home or shop

Long-lasting power that woni let you down

Even our-low priced models come packed with features you'd expect to pay extra for

The Craftsman name has meant quality and value for over 60 years

PomrM vac handles liquid and dry spills qulekly

Large "l6-gaHon rust-resistant tank.

Reusable cartridge filter.

Automatic shut-off during wet pickups.

Fast emptying drain.

Comes with plastic hose, utility nozzle.

6-gal. wet/dry vac Sears price 49.99

$69.99 8-gal. wet/dry vac...........59.99

VERSATILE

NOW! a 1/2-HP garage door opener for the price of our l/3^P mocfe/

Over 19,000 digital codes 4'/^minute light delay Steel chain/cable drive

*Sm alora tor (Mala

Aak about Saara Aulhoilzail toatalaltori. FREE ESTNyUtrESI

Variable door stop Lighted watt control panel Limited 5-year warranty*

l-HP compact compressor

Delivsrs 2.7 SCFM at 40 PSI. Oil-less design. Adjustable pressure valve. 120V.

sur

/29g.

WARRANTED FOREVER !Cniftsman mechani^ tool sets offer outstariding qlity and vtueuSIimiM Warranty"

We make tools for most every need If any Craftsman hand tool ever fails ... for home fix-up, auto or workshop to give complete satisfaction, return it

Lab tested

Vlfo make sure our hand tools can stand up to the toughest tasks

Ruggeddesign Wide selection

Every Craftsman hand tool is designed for lasting performance

repairs

r ^

for free replacementVersatile tool set for homeowners or pmfesslons^

Includes V4. and drive tools, regular and deep sockets in

standard and metric sizes, combination wrenches, quick-release ratchets, morel

SAVE S100

299

Pay /ess than *f per tool for Craftsman quality

This set includes V4. % and V2-in. drive toois, regular and deep sockets in standard and metric sizes, combination wrenches, more!HUGE SAVINGS ON CRAFTSMAN TOOL STORAGE!

Jbol chesL roti-a-way for honeowners

$129.99 M. tool Chest 8.3

sq. ft. of Storage space. 24

$169.99 SHk. roH-a-way. 10.5 ^ sq.ft.of ftfWfiQf space.

Professional quality tool storage

$229.99 10-dr. tod chest. iCIAA

10.6 sq. ft of storage space, #l#f

$259.99 5nk. roH-a-way. 12.9 sq. ft. of storage space.

Mdi

IS^n. tool box Steel tod box with partitioned tote tray.

R^|.

$2.M

20-In. tool chest

3-drawer chest QQ99 hdds tods up <Wr$5#M to 17-in.

'dtv

Choice of 2 trowels. cultivator, and weeder.

4 cycle power 25 mower motor oil,

20 oz. tx)ttle.

ftog. 11.4

4/$2

Rag S n

3-lb. Glen Green lawn seed mixture. Larger Stores Only

rtag.S3W

Polyethylene 3V4-in.x20-ft. heavy duty lawn edging.

Lwger Stores Only "

Pistol grip die cast zinc hose nozzle, hold open cap.

1-Gallon Gas Can

ig.S2.W

ig.$S.99

Rag. S2.ee

21-in. Craftsman super sharp blade bowsaw.

Raa$e.9e

7V2-in. long, chrome-plated handpruner.

Kleenup* weed and grass killer, ^

24 oz.

Lanier Stores Only

>a$e.9e

g.S39

Lavp rocks for gas grills, approx. 8 lb. box.

Permanex* gas can, holds 1.25 gal. EZ pour.

Choice of turret, pulsator. or oscillator sprinklers.

Rag. $3.99

Rae.se.99

Rag.$4J-

Flexible, durable ^ y2-in.x25ft.Crafts- ^ man soaker hose.

Weedwacker replacement line, .065, .080.

Lawn Rake

Rag.S7je

Rag.S4.9e

Raassee

KEEP THE PRICES REMARKABLY LOW

CRAFTSMAN HAND TOOLS

-mmAHTED FOREVEir-NOTOOLWER 20

LOOK FOR LOTS MORE GREAT BUYS!

COUNT ON CRAFTSMAN FOR

SAVE ^5-^10

CORDLESS TOOLS

< v

^ if

n ^

SPEOAL PURCHASE Hmtmilng tools Heavy-duty stapler kit.

Electric glue gun kit.

(Not shown) 100-watt solder gun kit.

(Not shown) Heavy-duty riveter kit. Your choice

WMaquanMMlM

319-In. sariobh-spood drill

Va-HP motor. Variable no-load speeds 0 to 1200 rpm. Reverses to back out screws or bits.

tttog. prtoe in 196647 Tool SpKiaiog

29^

Dusl-motlon pad sandar

%-HP motor. 4000 orbits or strokes per min. (or heavy slock or finishing. Uses '/-sheet.

28 0PPI

IM.M

8ln. table $aw savb*20

1/2-HP motor develops 1-HP. Cast aluminum table and extensions.

Miter guage.

Bancti poMwr KMlt cvqulra m

il9^

1/3-HP belt/disc sender $vk

4x36-in. belt and 6-in. disc. Quick- Hi%S9

re.ease belt tension. Removable I fJvRag.

backstop. Cast iron base.

/0-In. band saw save *20

1/6-HP direct-drive motor. 3-wheel H^QS

drive system. Cast aluminum table f f^jRag

and frame. Cast Iron base.

1139.09

IantI Covering America with quality!

Economyinside and out

uvvanri

Colnf cfiofeg Whatever your needs, we have the fashion* right color for you.

rnmi*aamaamemm.m

WmaMm/

Warranted durable for years specified. See store for detals

SAVERS

WBatherbeater 10 flat exterior

10-year wsrrarrty. In 40 on^oat colors. Mildew resistant. No chalk washdown. Soap and water cleanup. Reg. $17.99 Gallon

SAVE 4

Easy Living 5 semi-gloss

Scrubbable. non-yellowing finish wipes dean like enamel. 24 colors. Soap and water cleanup. Reg. $13.99 Gallon. SKr.wty

i 11 IK t I

(km-coat amnge

Quick drying, one-coat coverage hc^ you fin

ish painting faster

SAVE M

Porchand floor paM

Durable flat floor finish resists stains, dirt and normal wear. In 25 exterior-pakit matching colors

3-yr. wnniy

14?

Reg. $18.99

404b> iMatgant Concentrated %-cup IQ98 formula does an aver- ICFspmw age of 207 washloads putomm per box, w

Co/npj/f our pnco Cnrripure out ciuuhty.

SAVE *10

Sears Best ^year warranted paints

Eny Uvhig II Vn M 200 thick, creamy colors. Fast drying finish wipes dean like enamel. Setter resistant. Soap and water cleanup. Also in bright white ceiling paint

Easy Living 15 seml-gloss 200

scrubbable colors. Fast drying finish wipes clean like enamef. Soap and water cleanup. Fade resistant. Wsatherbeater IS flat 40 one-coat, mildew resistant colors. Soap and water cleanup.

WATER PROBLEMS? SEARS CAN HELP!

SEARS AUTHORIZED 24-HR. EMERGENCY INSTALLATION.

GARDEN TOOL BUYS

EMypHiMMiian

imch-tattM

MdlUldllWM

Mteraingrack

kMpaloodhai

iMlimMralng

EMypnpwMon Ml handy wood haMsMORE GAS GRILL VALUES

10461

Sto*

numbar

BtUa

Sah

pitoa

10161

22Saq.lrL

22A0

110.00

OOJO

10671

628aq.ln.

42,000

$310.00

200.10

looft

Shovel C. Bow rake B. Garden hoe 0. 14^n. broommm

" -/V'Horn and $prtnkhr

Craftsman SO-ft x %-in. hose* and rectangular pattern oscillator.

wmnly, M alora tor daMt.4JS cu. ft witaelbamm

Leakproof, non-corrosive polyprowarranted forever.*

latoratordaWto.

16 lb. Sears Best lawn food, 15 lb. Weed and feed.

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Fashion Or Crew Socks

Mens crew socks, boys socksr Famous Designer socks. ^ ^

Msns Or Ladies Ihletics

Includes joggers, hl-tops, mld-hrs, court shoes or aerobic styles.

Each 'Ladies Teddies, Camisole Sets, Or Baby Dolls

PiiiSIBayDolto..4W

Ladies Nylon Gowns

Ladies Bras Or Briefs

Knee Highs

FMhlon Color Ponly Hom Or Qirto*Tlghtt

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Color Hom......

Nowbom Or Inlml Socks Or TIsMr.M'

Each Each

Ladies Ladles

Half Slips Full Slips

Girls4-14 Full Slip......3.99

Fashion

Jewelry

Each

Mens Or

Ladies

Watches

Each Fashion Scarves

T0 4.W

Each

Ladies

Wallets

Assorted styles and colors.

Infant Or

Toddler

Dresses

Nowbom DroM With Hat.. .6.99

Each

Ladies

, ^Spring ^ Handbags

Set

Infant Or Toddler 2 Piece Sets

Suspender sets, infant Jeans sets or toddler pants sets.

Newborn, Infant Or Toddler Easter Outfits

Includes tank dresses, sun dresses, diaper set and short sets or creepers with socks.

Boyt 8-18 Casual Pants Or

Hawaiian Shirts...........8.98

Boys 4-7 Casual Pants Or Hawaiian Shirts...........5.99

Mens Knit, .

Plaid Or Hawall(

DresaShlrta Shirts

Boys8-18 Collar Knit Shirt... 499 Mans Balt.

Boys47CollarKnHShirt.... 198 Man's Tia..

8-18 RustlarJaana.........8.99

47WIHIainaonDlcldaJaana.. .5J9

LadesOr QMS

Styles may vary from store fo store. Ladlas RIbbad Tank Tops............2.981

Mens 3 Pack Briefs

100% cotton.

Men*a 3 Pk. T ShlrtB.......6.49

Boys* 3 Pk. Briefs.........3.99

Ea.

Yor Choice

Family Dollar liquid dish deteroent 32 oz.

Assorted Holiday trash bags

Kordlte foam plates 25 ct.

Pure & Natural soap 4 pacK 3.5 oz. bars

Family Dollar toothpaste 6.4 oz. Tartar Control regular or gel. Regular fluoride, mint or gel.

Family Dollar skin lotion 16 oz. _

Press^N Wear nails 20 ct.

Napkins 250 ct.

Refresh Douche twin pack

Alrwick Stick-Ups

Family Dollar window cleaner with sprayer -12 oz.

QIamorene Rug Fresh 15.5 oz.

Lysol Toilet Bowl Cleaner 16 oz.

Family Dollar hair spray 9 oz.

Assorted Goody foam rollers

Lysol concentrated liquid 5 oz.

Blue Vanish liquid -12 oz.

Family Dollar liquid drain opener 32 oz.

Barbasol shaving cream 11 oz.

Family Dollar shaving cream -11 oz.

Sugar Twin 100 packets

> 8olOiilaellccupe16o.a0ct... .S#*

Health And Beauty Alda

Scope mouthwash 18 oz.

Fancy Free super maxi ls-30ct.

skin cream -10 oz.

LIstermInt mouthwash

24 oz.

Money Mouse Blessing air freshener spray 12 oz.

Assorted Brut deodorant spray or stick

Family Dollar buffered aspirin -100 tablets

FDS deodorant spray extra strength, 1.5 oz.

Ivory shampoo or conditioner 15 oz.

Queen Helene Cholesterol shampoo or conditioner -16 oz.

Babe solid deodorant

2.5 oz.

Bru; splash on - 7 oz.

Queen Helene Cholesterol hair treatment 15 oz.

Family Dollar analgesic-100 tablets...........1-4

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Large Filled

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12 0a. Bag Eggs

Aeaorted

Eaeter

Candy

Kodak Film

Color print C-135 24 exp., C-110 24 exp. or disc film.

j. Haavy Duty V Batlorias 2 Pack D orC

^OR

4Pk.

2Pk. 9V

Paper Towels Or Wonderfoll

Rag. 2 For *1.90 ct. towels, 12*x 25' foil. Limit 3 Each.

77S.99S

Dos.

A. 33 Inch 3 Ring Ibmsto Cage.

B. Better Boy Tomato Planta.

One dozen per tray. Reg. 1.09.

199E

Attractive Patio Set. Price includes 4 chairs with seat pads, table and coordinating umbrella. Regular price 299.99.

Empire Aqua-Blaster Big Wheel. Shoots water like a watergun. Takes 4 C" Batteries. Regular 27.99.

m SPECTACULAR SAVINGS

SUNDOWN SUNDOWh^.^^.^, > 5TKK SUNDOWN

naBBUKKfit*' SUNHOCK

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SUNDOWN

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LOWEST PRICES

On Baby Milk and Formulaa In Tha Carolinas. If you find a lower price enywhere.. .well match It. No Dealera Please.

Vbur Choice

Each

Shampoo or Conditioner, 18 oz.; Mousse, 5 oz.; Aerosol Halrapray, JVz or, or Non-Aerosol Haliapray, 8 oz. Reg. to 1.59.

Your Choice

Sundown Cream, 35 oz; or Lotion, 4 oz. Several formulas to choose from. Reg. to 6.59. Sundown Stick SPF 8,15, or 20. SALE 2.99.

lUms. Regular or assorted Colgate Pump. Regular or

flavors, 75 ct.; or extra Qei, 4.5 oz.; or Tartar Con-

strength, 48 ct. Reg. 2.27. trol. Regular or Gel, 4.3 oz.

4 99 \bur

I Each Choice

Ihist Roll-On, 1.5 oz.; Spray, 4 oz.; Oval Stick, 2 oz. 3 kinds. Reg. to 3.09

Each

Vislne Eye Drops, '/z

ounce. Gets the red out. Regular 2.69. Save 1.00.

Aosept Disinfectant/ Saline Solution. 8 ounces. Aodlee Replacement 2.99

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mm Each choice MIcatIn Spray Liquid, as

oz.; Cream, .5 oz.; or Spray Powder, 3 oz. Reg. to 4.99.

Each

Forever Ihn. Aloe. Eight ounces. A necessity for sun bathers. Regular 2.99.

advanced medicine for pain"

NIKIN(OM..MPUTS

tfW Rtg.

Each 2.39

Ybur Choice: Advil

Ikhleta or Caplets. 24 ct.

Advanced medicine for pain.

4S BS

A. Undergarments. Super or regular absorbent, 10 ct.

B. Briefs. Med. or Large

All Goody Hair Products j and accessories In stock.i

Ex^s 4/19/87.

f/?FRAGRANCES, MAKE-UP AND MOREDrug Stores

Max Ftetor Nall Enamel. Forty-six creme or peari.shades to choose from. Regular 2.75. Buy several at this pricel

Chaps After Shave by Ralph Lauren. One

fluid ounce. Nice gift for the gentleman in your life. Regular price 6.25. Save 1.26.

Lady Stetson Cologne Spray by Coty. 5

ounces. Lovely gift for that special someone. Regular price Is 7.50. Save 1.55.

Each

Maybelllne Long Wearing Lipstick. Ten shades to choose from. Regular price 2.85. Save 86^.

Cover Girl Liquid Make-Up. One

ounce. Seven shades to choose from. Regular 2.75. Save 76^.

Love Pat Compact by Revlon.

Seven shades to choose from. Convenient travel size. Reg. 5.95

Loraal French Formula Mascara.

In black, brown.dark brown, or navy blue. Regular 4.50. Save 1.51.

599

WEach

Le Jardn Eau Spray. .55 ounce price 8.00. Save

de Ibllette . Regular

2.01.

Sale Price Mfg. Rebate

MirCoat After Rebate Conair H Inch Curling Iron. #CD18l Reg. &90.

6.99

5.00

Sale Price...........6.99

Mfg. Rebate .5.00

Msur Cost 4 After Rebate

Conair Curling and Styling Brush. Model #BC10X.

Each

Qemetone-Look Pastel

Necklaces. In assorted colors and lengths. Reg. 10.00.

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HOUSEHOLD HELPERS

dial

Dial Deodorant Soap. Special four bar bonus pack. Bath size bars. Gold. Buy aevaral packs today and save while the Pack price Is so low.

Sale Price 5J9 storns

^Mfg. R.bM. .^,.2.00 Sbod. y m Sav O QQ 5-lb. box.

Each 3M. AO*' (MMteWH99 Reg. 9.99.

Mfp. Rebate......... 1.00

Ybur Cost A AC

After Rebate "Kf

\bur Choice: Vigoro Fertilizers.

All purpose, rose, tomato or azalea/ camellia/rhododendron. 5 pound.

Ieoh

Ibn Inch Pleslic Hanging Baeket. Available in assorted colors. Regular price sr. Sava 30 mm.

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Fluted Pota. Choose 4, 6^/^, S^y^, or lOV^ inch. Available in assorted colors. Regular price 49-2.49.

Tools Not Included Tool Stool. 29 slot tool holder with built-in handgrip. Perfect step-on, sit-on carry all. Regular 12.88.

BrlHo Steel Wool Soap Pads. Ten pads per box. Regular price 89 box.

Plastic Duah Brush Set. Includes brush and dust pan. Buy now and save.

Helmac Magic Dust Mop.

Creates an electrostatic action that attracts dust.

Stainieea Steel Sciaaors. Many practical uses. Reg. price 1.99. Save liK).

Qott 2V^ Gallon Qaa Can. Rugged design, with flexible spout. Reg. 4.99.

fSB TOP QUALITY ELECTRONICS

Each

Duty Batterios. k. Regular 1^9. 2 pk.SALE 1.49.

Salt Price................24.99

Mfg. Rebate...............5.00

ItourCoat 4A AA

After Rebate

Coiiair Ibne/Pulae Deek or Wall

IWephoiie. #SW202. 3 colors.

599Q99

WBach -W Bach

video Caeaette Movies. Large selection to choose from including classics and comedies.

9 ,

Bach

Pollenex Splash Dance Radio.

Listen to your favorite tunes while you shower. Reg. 19.99. Save 4.00.

Spartua Sonic Electronic Alarm Clock. Model #1108-C1. Reg. 9.99. Save 4.00.

Emerson Dual Alarm AM/FM Clock Radio. Model #5675. Regular 24.95.

TDK Good Quality Blank Cassette Ikpes. 90 minute. 2 per pack. Regular 2.99.

Sharp Solar Power Calculator. Model #EL-345SB/EL-376B. Reg. 6.99.

TDK Video Cassette

Ikpes. Choose T120 VMS or L750 Beta. Regular 5.99. ^

PHOTO COUPON

Kodak Kbdacolor DIac Film. 1Wln pack. 30 total exposures. Reg. 5.19. Save 90*-

\bur Choice

Kodak CB110orCA135, VR-Q100. Both are 24 exposure. Regular 3.29.

441* 691*

Polaroid Sun 600 LMS Camera. Easy to use. Regular 49.99. Save 5.00.

Canon Snappy S Camera. 35 mm. Automatic film loading. Regular 79.99.

OFF

I I

Any 24 or 36 oxpoMirt color roll | loll for dovoloping and printing, j

I I I I

Any 12 or 15 oxpowro disc or I color roll loft tor dovoloping and j printing. j

Film fOr C-110, 135, Disc | C-41 processing. Coupon | must accompany film. Limit 1 roll.

|Coupon axplroa April 19. ^

gSSPMNO INTO SAVINOS

169S

Sunbeam Gas Grill with patio cart.

vinyl CM Cow. SALE 12 J9.

Igloo Playmates 16

rngm A flO ^9"^^ ' .

mg. Rebate ......Chest. Red

1 -99 O'

34S

Buddy L Square Smoker Grill. With fire pan and 2 wheeis. Reg. 44.99.

Scented Votive Candles.

Each candie burns 15 hours. In spring colors. Great buy!

Sale Price...........3.99

Mfg. Rebate..........1.00

\bur Cost A QQ

After Rebate 4Ca99

Bee GrIp-N-SIp Half Gallon Plus Beversge Jug.

Bag

Embers Charcoal. Ten pound bag] A great grill starter. Regular 1.99.

FCur Inch Geraniums. A

lovely spring addition to any home. Reg. 1.49. Save 50.

\bur Choice: Cultivator, Itansplanter, or Ttowel.

Plastic handle. Reg. 1.29.

Sale Price........10.99

Mfg. Rebate....... .3.00

\bur Cost After Rebate Thermos 34 Quart Ice

Chest. Dark blue or red.

7.99

14.99

Resin Plastic Stacking . Chair. Will not blister, warp, or rust. White only.

Outdoor Muiti-Position Chaise Lounge. In several colors. Reg. 9.99. Save 3.00

Colorful Outdoor Chair. A

lovely complement to the chaise lounge. Reg. 7.99.

FCIdIng Canvas Ybid Chair.

A necessity for all beach trips. Reg. 9.99. Save 2.22.

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TADV Ommn WILSON DURHAM ABERDEEN ROCKY MOUNT LOUISBUHQ ueujiiuw

BUTNER CLAYTON CARRBORO Cy PEL ARLOn?^%m

GREENVILLE DUNN TARBORO SHALLOTTE SANFORD WWSTON CHARLOTTE WHIOMTeviLLE BtACM

CAPE CARTERET PINEMURST MYRTLE BEACM (BRURCUFFE MAU) 2EBUL0N k- . .

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Drugstores

S" A L" E

PLUS OTHER GREAT VALUES

7499

Save on all Stafford and Gentry suits, sportcoats, slacks, dress shirts. I Reg. $100; style shown. Stafford blazer of Dacron polyester/worsted wool is the ideal weight to start off Spring and span the warmer seasons. Yours to choose in a variety of pastel colors. Regular, short, long.

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GREAT SLACK S A L E

I A. Reg. $25. The Fox double pleated, belted slacks of cotton/polyester poplin. Mens sizes.

IB. Reg. $24. Par Four Sport Slack of Dacron polyester, with leather-tab belt. Mens sizes.

IC. Reg. $25. Par Four belted slacks of cotton/polyester sailcloth. Mens sizes.Q AI P QQ Save on all

vJ/aIL Comfort Plus dress shoes.

Styles shown: leather wing-tip slip-on and oxfords.

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, ..^:ASPECIAL BUY

Easter-perfect blouses for misses, petites and womeifs sizes. Choose a pretty georgette embellished with embroidery, by LaBlouse. The tailored box pleat-look.

Or, choose any of the other thoroughly feminine styles. All of polyester.

Womens sizes. Special buy 21.99

IntsrmwlMa marMmma may haaa baan lakan on original pricari marchandlaa. Raductlona on original pricail marchandlaa aMadlva until alock ta tfapMad. Sala pricaa on tagular prioad matchandlaa In IMa cireular aflacthw ttNOugh Saluiriay, Aprilltth unlaaa oHwrwlaa notad. Spaclal buya aflactlva until atoch la daptalad.

Salaa doaa not Inchido JCPtrawy Smart tMuaa.

KIDS SHOE S A L E

25%,f

Start your kids off on the right foot and save on these styles. Reg. Sale

Infants Toddletime patent

vinyl T-strap, sizes 5-8 .....13.00 9.75

Girls Sugar Babies"*

canvas shoe, sizes 8-12____14.0010.50

Girls Porthole vinyl

skimmer, sizes 12V2-9.....15.0011.25

SALE 13.49 ID 16.50

Reg. Sale

Boys leather oxford, sizes 8V2-3......17.99 13.49

Boys leather boat shoe, sizes 8V2-3 ... 20.00 1 5.00

1999 22 00

14.99

16.50

9 A F35%^Save on 2-pc. duos for boys.

Choose styles in polyester, polyester/rayon, rayon/flax and other fabrics. Style shown by Michael James:

A. Sale 32.50 Orig. $50. Suit for sizes 8-12.

Sale $9 Orig. $12. Polyester/cotton dress shirt, 8-20.

Not Shown: 2-pc. suit, sizes 4-7 Orig. $40 Sale $26 Other styles also on sals.25% to 35% off girls dresses.

Styles shown of polyester/cotton.

B. Sale 14.99 Orig. $22. Big girls' jacket dresses in a variety of styles and colors.

C. Sale 13.99 Orig. $20. Little girls lace-trim floral dress.25% off 2- and 3-pc. boys suits.

Choose from a great group in polyester and polyester/cotton. Style shown from Michael James;

D. Sale 31.50 Reg. $42. Little boys 3-pc. suit.

Sale 8.25 Reg. $11. Little boys polyester/cotton dress shirt.

Not shown: Stripe 3-pc. suit for sizes 8-12. Reg $55 Sale 41.25 Stripe 2-pc. suit for sizes 14-20 Reg $60 Sale $45

A. Reg. $30 to $34. Great options for the corporate climber: low, mid-heel or perforated pumps in smart leather from Sutton Plaza Choose brights, pastels and basics. Womens sizes 5-10.

ONLY 19.99

B. Special buy, 19.99. Carry yourself into spring with leather handbags from B. H. Smith. In popular styles and colors.

C. 19.99 every day. Glorius"* leather handbags. In basic colors.

20% OFF

Reg. Sale

D. Sheer pantihose ... ............4/$7 4/5.60

E. Fashion knee-hi................4/$5 4/4.00

F. Sheer knee-hi.................10/$6 10/4.80

G. Textured dot knee-hi........... 8/$9 8/7.20

REEBOKS A L E

ID I OFF

Add Reebok to your workout. Choose styles with garment leather or nylon/ suede uppers. For men and women.

Reg. Sale

A. Womens Fantasy 34.99 27.99

B. Mens or womens

Cyclone........ 27.99 22.99

C. Mens or womens

Newport Classic.........39.99 34.99

D. Mens Ex-aFit........44.99 37.99

E. Mens 4600 .......... 45.99 39.99

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YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR GOAL.

IbsmvvthepubNcasnMriyaswacantottisatistacUon. rtuftltw Penney idea. If you'm noi salisfled wtth your purctiase rter a reasonable time, M us know, and wtfll try to saUsly you compMely.

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