| Law Sa; "Instant Winner Tickets" enclosed in 2 recent Reader's Digest sweepstakes mailing to thousands of North Carolina residents were worth 50 cents to $100 with no strings attached, said an official in the attorney general's consumer protection office. Assistant Attorney General John F. Maddrev said the inserted " Instant Winner Ticket" violates North I Carolina s contest law because consumers were told they had won a prize, but were required to subscribe to the magazine in order to receive their money. While the face of the tickets in question show nine silver-colored spots to be nibbed with a coin to reveal "instant cash prizes" (of 50 cents, one. five, fifty or even a hundred dollars), instructions on the reverse Roy croft Sells Shallotte Kexall Drug Store has and 1,200 employees been sold to Kerr Drug Stores, accor- founder. Banks Ker ding to announcements this week by chairman of the b( owners of the two comoanies. mi:?rtore.'. in Ra'.p: Doug Roycroft said he will shut the opened his first stor doors of Shallotte Rexall in I-ewis All but two of the Shopping Center at the close of eastern North Can business Saturday, Dec. 28 and join are in Charlotte. 1 Kerr as pharmacist and manager of Shallotte is one of l the new Kerr I )rug Store which opens pansions on the coa Monday. Dec. 30 at Twin Creek Plaza store now under in Shallotte. Wrightsville Beach. Roycroft said Kerr had acquired While the Kerr Di all the assets of his drug store in new to the Shallotte Shallotte. including prescription files ecutive officer is n and records which will lie moved to South Brunswick Iuii" new iu.uou a^udiv iuui ovi i i 'i uk ueen <1 irequem vis Store. 15 years to Holden The Kerr Drug chain has 60 stores owns a cottage Obtain New Comrr Nortti Carolina fishermen who The 1985 licens have 1985 commercial fishing through Jan. 31 licenses will have the month of Fisheries law offic January to obtain their 1986 licenses, lookout Feb. 1 according to the Division of Marine fishermen have tin Fisheries. Bids Sought For N( The U.S. Postal Service us asking tion of leased fac for construction bids as well as the of- bidders are aske< fer of a suitable site for the new main construction bi [><>st office building in little River, package. No pub Postmaster Joan B Lewis said. held. Under She Postal Serv ice "open Bid packages a advertising" program for construe- not later than . I Edmund A. {Buddy/ l announces the opening < his Lnc ttffire. I Ocean Isle St/unr Ocean Isle Beach II Ocean Isle Office ^ 379-5IVi Iy ... v i ^ . Jt&jji.. V fCxr^%rf : \ \ the Strti Year to ci * madt brighter u ith f>euce t j Shallotte Marine S I Shallotte - S ys You Are Win side indicate that the prize is "...only valid when you say yes..." to a subscription offer. Header's Digest officials, notified of the violation in early December, met with Maddrey Dec. 17 and agreed to mail checks in the appropriate amounts to all North f i!? ??- n,,,,.. ..T.. viluuiiiil ICdlUCllU> ??iiu iciui ii illVU lll.Mciiil tv iiuivi Ticket" to Mari Ann Blatch, Header's Digest, Plcasantviiie. NY 10570. To assure speedier handling. North Carolina ticket holders are advised to use their own envelopes, not the pre-addressed "YES" or "NO" envelopes provided by Reader's Digest in its mailings. "After all," Maddrcy said, "it's North Carolina law that's requiring this special treatment by Reader's i To Kerr; Will N . according to its He and Roycroft have been friends r. president and for many years, Kerr said in a >ard. It is head- telephone interview, and they botl gh, where Kerr are members of N.C. Mutual Drugs e in 1950. a buying group comprised of sonu GO stores are in 050 stores. Kerr is also president ol ilina. Those two this group. 'he new store in Roycroft's father, William R Iwo company ex- Roycroft, came to Shallotte froir ui TK? io ? Wilminutnn in IfKtO In <l;irl Klmllntti construction at Rexall. When Hoycrott graduate) front UNt' School of Pharmacy h rug chain ntay be 1966, he joined his father in the firn area, its chief ex- and has tn-en there for almost 2 o stranger to the years. He bought the store from hi Islands. He has father in 1972. Although his mothe itor over the past still lives in Shallotte. his father die Beach, where he in 1979. "I went to UNC twice." Koycrol lercial Fishing Licer es will be valid The 1986 licenses will be availabl 1, 1986. Marine beginning Jan. 1 from license agenl ers will lie on the open for business on New Year to make sure Hay, and beginning Jan. 2 from tl f 1986 licenses. Morchead City office, and otlu license agents located in roasti ?w Main Post Office At illlies, prospective Dcllainaut, real estate special!: 1 to offer site and Field Heal Estate and ItuildiiiKs t ds as a single ficc, U.S Postal Service. P.O. It lie bid opening is 22725, Tampa, Kla. 33022-2725. The site should have approxlina re to be submitted ly 38,5"fl sq. ft. of land, or Ik- a lot w tan. 10 to H. M. dimensions of 175 ft. by 220 ft 'f preferred location is alonx either si of Hwy. 17 from NC/SC State I.I lie r [wr ? rftf - K2j . I kJ '/ , a ^ y 7 r < \ > >. The entire itoff ot 1 ,mt will he you 0 happy, heolth teryu here. WE I upplies hoIF 754 6962 MUbr -HCArrr; THE BKUN ner Without t Digest and using one's own envelope assures that mail from North Carolina can be spotted easily and handled faster." For those who have already responded to the sweepstakes. Header's Digest has agreed to pull all North Carolina addressees' responses?co-mingled with hundreds of thousands of similar mailings to other states?ami send checks for the amount won. North Carolinians who previously indicated they wanted to subscribe to the magazine will be given the opportunity to reevaluate that decision after they receive their cash prize. To save postage, Maildrey suggested that those people sending their instant winner ticket for redemp\anage New Sto i reminisced. The first time lie studied Ro.vcroft sail i journalism and Knglish. After work- terest in Ocean i ing for a time in Charlotte, he went cond drug ston Ixick to UNC to enrol! pharmacy at Ocean Isle 1 : school. "My wife and I had two to operate as u [ children when I went back to school, These are Roycroft remarked. ever known." His wife, Carol, teaches community in' 1 kindergarten at Union Primary been in busine: e School. They have three daughters. "The eommuni 1 The youngest, Nancy, is in her se- and 1 love it,' ii cond year at UNC where she is adding that lie l following in her father's footsteps to same as he be 0 pharmacy school. Tracy, who has Kerr Drug Sto s helped her father in the business, has Although the r recently joined the staff of The for business N il Brunswick Beacon as a staff writer 110, the official intern. The oldest daughter, ,lo, is at !> a.m. Satu t married and lives in Wilmington. grand opening store begins. ise By Feb. 1 I FR ,o counties. Is For further information contact 's the Division of Marine Fisheries by ie culling toll free 1-800482-1632 bct r ween 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday vu i| through Friday. Little River yjjjr si, the north to intersection with Hwy. 90 )f- on the south. ox The proposed new building will have 3.360 sq. ft of interior floor Willi tc- space It will bo built with private tlh fiuuls and leased to the Postal Scrhr vice for a ImisIc period of ten years de with renewal options for additional 20 a * CIn on years. Inve I lllks 'J ()n llit* 6ll l J poll par V ' I s tew and n . ' i , will rclurn * / * , / " 7V? 1 J i-/ ^ 4 Ho* ,s" A ,hcu',v W ' } . ^ level 12211 < r 4 /m?\ homes .ire \ fI tlcilil f, / I * <=* I SH"'""lor ?g< / J < I This (nr, ( ~ I t'"sc on y? V? I WlHuis Of) * ' ( I y?u wiii ,ii y i ? > I M.7VS m i \ \ I ",,s '? ' ^ J I orijjifi I I his is n j I one ifui *1 * I >s ihc hoi A I pfohjhlj m ~ ? v y I VV hdl dr ) 1 I I T he 2 hi / ' / J I 1.220 uf I, J f I I hdih umi i, / I y I Roth hj\ f 1 I l,K: en,r) 1 I 3 I cni"y 'he [ I Id'Ce s lose > | creU shcls In ihe m. I generous i ?"t, | >-"c hdlh , IIC U(?M?HIV? > 4 n I () ly Hew Year. The m< Kufopcjfi rvrt\ try At DELIVER BRUNSWICK TlAL * ? " ^L- cirncy if: i ISWICK RKACON, Thursday, December 26, 1985?Page 9-A scribing tion of their cash prize also may enclose their computer selection cards for entering the sweepstakes, but warned against using the pre-addressed Reader's Digest "YES" or "NO" envelopes provided in the firm's mailing. vie art' not concerned wnn me sweepsuntes, Maddrcy said. "Our target is that so-called instant winiiei ticket iied io buying something, in this case a magazine subscription. We're also not in the business of preventing people from taking advantage of reduced subscription prices to Header's Digest. We only insist that Reader's Digest award the prizes they claimed North Carolinians won and that Reader's Digest not require any purchase from them whatsoever." Roycroft said of the m vlileli he has lived and ' is for nearly 20 years. , 1 ,? Ity kind of adopted me V ' ltoyoroft remarked. ' w hopes things stay the gins his new role with 1 new store wdl he open londay morning, Dee. rrm&t riblmn-entting wall lie rday, Jan. 4. when the celebration of the new IMHICi ItOYt IIOFT EE WATER ANALYSIS Coll 1-800-532-0999 ask for Bill Sponaugle M 75^*^ A WATER TREATMENT 1390 South 16th Stroet 845-225H tington 762-0999 ^ t?B% tMt * ?< *< ON _ ADVIRWIMINT inset Beach, NC ... stors To Make 31.75% ^ew Fairway Homes in Maples ( ??If Course save you money Ai lhc WihhIs. tiled at Sunset lieaeli. double insulated windows ami called Sea I i.iil (mil cstM illsulalion (over code) ate standard So is an energy saving li fairway you can play Ileal pump tor heating and .111 con enjoy the exceptional dilioning In the living room you'll lake an investment that enjoy the spacious feeling ol a you a minimum o| vaulted ceiling, and to make vom less than .1 year' energy dollars go even luriher lis jxisMhle ' sou II tind .1 ceiling Ian to 1 itc ulalc eaulitul spacious one die all evenly icpfl 2 bedroom. 2 hath (>1 course he 1 rig surrounded hy now being ottered ut the beauty ?d the <>!h fairway. you ruction prices will want toeri|oy its view So each ,715 (5*% down) will home al I he Woods has its own pri these fairway homes at vale patio ami screened porch, the '^instruction price of |?erfcc'l place to enjoy those lovclv evening brcc/es upleteh finished cacti b.ach garden home Jl I lie WinhIs imcs will tie setting for is all on one level so there are no higher stairs to clirnb' f here are frcauliful :tni ul I if n vim : < In.illi a .illu.it KT a? vents Ul (tie ) ill hell >ur garden home a( I he and halh which add to the luxurious Sea Trail (Joll I.mk\. appeal ol these fine homes rcaiiy have an equity of Outside you will find I Ik- Wood-, his hornc on Sea (rail Oolf I inks tillers cs j return ol 31 7VX on ccplional beauty andclassic styling ial investment I lie homes arc wrapped in stained of art annual return, hut <edar and roofed with 2*> year war II tome through as soon ranked fiberglass shinglrs ne is completed, rnosl In addition. The Woods will Ik'ithin 6 months professionally landscaped and oiler e the Oarden Homes at plenty of parking ? r?rt Sea Trad Golf!.inks What fw?rc could yru ask ?#,r' Well though your original invest edroom. 2 hath unit lias merit will return a 31 75% profit in and the 3 bedroom. 2 less than a year, il you decide to as 1,371 vq It rnakc The Woods your resort c tiled ceramic floors in Ihxik, there is still more good iitchen and baths You'll news' plush carpeting arvJ die When you make the Womls your Is which have vinyl coy resort home I will show yoo how ing to enjoy a positive cash How. sliel t\ict bllb, you will find ? ter cOfrtc fa* dollars, and even I vow *alk-in cl<*vt sru I a pri- to fake several vaiahonv ca< h year nth j full 5 I<nK sink and ahile deducting your travel ci penvrv ^hrnv arc finivhcO with Call me nday I'rc-vfmvtruction style Oak trimmed cabi price* arc limited to I hotoes only' iMocraf and lull) ecjutp I want you in net in on this cu client fit appliances including investment in a ornmunity that of r self cleaning oven, fcrs all the amenities you could I cu ft refrigerator with warn and the dynamic growth rate of Sun-wf Reach North Carolina I corne* to energy effi Coll coll wet 0919579 7704 cry rse home* arc huill to t#ns?or. 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