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s'- ! - ■ . . .- '■- - . —-V’- •■■ ■■ -.. U - - ' . Classified Rates l S Com per word 9c 4c Ciast&ed Dlwiay v 'er tixie Por i**u* lie l»e SEach word •tobrevteteo.rnmsl or nysnaol count as one w&rd. [help wanted] WAITRESSES. kitsnen helpers assistant manager Uncle Dan's Barbecue House. 828-4353 BRICK CLEAVERS needed Apply 802 E Bragg St 825-8845 MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED, Housekeeping Dept . apply 170? Hillsborough St CEHI. DESIRES baby sitting or waitress work 832 8884 WANTED, experienced bulldozer operator, full time. $3 per hour 362-7700. WAN T E D—DISHW ASKER Full time Must be over 21 years of age Good hourly wages. Meals and uniforms furnished. Pay in creases for a willing worker. Ap ply in person. 10 a m to 3 pm., Raleigh Country Club, Peart r-ee Lane FOR SALE] PICTURE PR A MTS MOLDING CAPITAL CITY LUMPER CO GOLF BALLS. 50 percent off. Ail Golfers Pro Shop. Wendell High way. rYFEWRTTEKS. edding machines. Diamonds, radios and all kinds of musical instruments We trade, han or buv See us and save RE LIABLE LOAN CO. 3<7 S Wilm ington St.. Raleigh . FOR SALE Boy's all-weather coat, lined: and slacks, size 14. Cali 834-5558. PRE-SEASON SPECIAL on all sizes American Standard cen tral air conditioning units. Very Ji ited stock of window units. , 25 ofi while they last. 828-6693 BURGLAR ALARMS for business or home. F.ce estimates and in formation Custom built to your needs. 833-7707. * DF-AFFRrES, bedspreads, cornices, custom made Hundreds of fab rics from which to choose. Weav er’s 3:14 Glenwood Ave. BE SURE of the best buy in town Check the BARGAIN BARN 301 w. North St 832-2638: open 9-6 P. M., Mon-Sat. TERRY'S FURNITURE CO We buy and sell new and used fur niture. 214 E Martin St. 325-8134 MONTAGUE FURNITURE Used furniture ir. good condition. Phone 833-9785, IIIC S. Saunders Street. Cooper’s Bar-B-Q BAR-B-Q and CHICKEN (Our Specialty) PIG AND CHICKEN *«9 E. Davie St. Haw & Used Furnlitsr® EXCHANGE We Buy Used Furniture _ 1110 S. Saunders Tel. b3S-9754 REMODELING. room sddiiiiiii9, garages, carports, patios, awn ings. aluminum siding. No job too small Call Haieigti Builders and Aluminum Products. 834-2096 C. W HARRIS TRANSFER CO.— Local and long distance mov ing. Rhamkatte. N. C. or contact at East Side Restaurant, Cabar rus Street, POOLE BROTFffiRS Well Drilling and Well Boring. Day Phone 288-2185. Night Phone 266-142 v Route 5 Rainin'!- V c- COMPLETE HOME IMPROVE MENT—Room additions, repairs, painting. Free estimates. Call f. C & R. Corp 828-n7SI. C. E BATTS—Plumbing, heating, I repairs, installation, water pump ' sales-sc.vice. 467-8437. If no an swer. dial 832-SO6B. GUTTERS PABPIH3D, rust proof ed. repaired or cleaned. Prompt service. George Cherry 883-S2SI anytime. .jIM FOR RENT Rooms for working girls. Cooking privileges. Phone 833-5854 or 833-5053. MUSICAL RENTAL PIANO rental, §8 a mo., all rent applies to purchase Open Mon. ar.cl Fri 'til 9 pm. MAUS PIANO CO 2420 Wake Forest Rd. 832-8449. ROOM FOR RENT—Prefer a wo man. Cali after 610 p.m. Tfs 4-3292. 217 S East St. ffOOMS FOR RENT Furnished rooms for working men and women. Ral eigh’s best.. Phone 833-3048. in p m a tvi 1t AUTO LOANS Financing, refi nancing. AUTO DISCOUNT CO 601 Fayetteville St. 828-7438 r : SCHOOLS ] CIVELLA BEAUTY COLLEGE—A complete course in Beauty Cul ture, Personality and Charm. Day and nightly classes; weekly or monthly. Air conditioned. Mrs. C. J. Pitts. Owner-Manager, 229 S. East Street, Raleigh, N. C. , 1 Legal r [notices^] TRUSTEES FORECLOSURE SALK OF LAND Under and by virtue of the power and authority contained in that certain deed of trust execut ed by Howard Parrish and wife, Ruby P. Parrish, to J. Ernest Norris, Trustee, dated October 22, 1965, and recorded in book 1679, page 591. Wake County Registry, because of default in payment of indebtedness secured thereby, and pursuant to the demand of the owner arid hoider of the indebt edness, the undersigned trustee wiii offer for sale at public auc tion to the highest bidder for cash at the courthouse door m Ral eigh, N. C. at 12 o’clock, noon on May 23rd, 1869, the following de scribed property; Located m the City of Raleigh, and being all of Lot Seventeen (37), Block F, according to map of Hertford Village, as recorded in Book of Maps 1901, page 18, Wake County Registry, and being the same property described in deed book 140, page 248, Wake County Registry, and being the same pro perty of John Wayne Robertson, according to survey prepared by William Crocker, surveyor, dated April 28, 1954. This pioperty is conveyed sub ject to covenants and restrictions in book LB2, page 3tß, Wake County Registry, ar.d subject to Regular easements for utility pur poses. This is also subject to deed of trust recorded in book 1596 page 486, Wake County Registry’ The highest bidder will be le quired to deposit 10% of his bid with the Trustee, as required by .aw It will be sold subject also to all unpaid taxes. This 21st day of April. 1969 1. ERNEST NORRIS, Trusee April 26 May 3-10-17, 19S8 EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA WAKE COUNTYY Having qualified as Executrix of the estate of Lessic I. Council deceased, late of Wake County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to ex hibit them to the undersigned at 131 S Boylan Avenue. Raleigh. North Carolina, on or before sie 7th day of November, 1969, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. AH persons in debted to the estate will please make immediate payments to the undersigned ELSIE WARD COUNCIL 131 S Boylan Ave., Raleigh N C Mav 10-17-24-31. 1968 ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE Ail persons having claims a gainst Winfred Hinton Walker, late of Wake County, N. C. are hereby notified to exhibit the same to the undersigned on or before November IC, 1989. or this notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery This sf.h dav of Mav. 1968 LUCY SCOTT HINTON Administratrix 2311 Bedford Ave., Raleigh, N C May 10-17-24 -81. 1959 NOTICE OF SALE NORTH CAROLINA WAKE COUNTY Under and toy virtue of an or der of the Superior Court of Wake County, made in a Special Proceedings entitled: Ethel M Rivers, Administratrix of the es tate of Annie McKoy. and Ethel Si. Rivers, individually, and hus band. David Pete Rivers, peti tioners, vs Lillian Dyer and hus band. Fred Dye:. Annie Mae Queen. Eula Dozier, Suzie Moore. Otis Riddick, Jarvis Riddick. Bes sie Jones. Fednie Banks, Mozelle McClain. Estel! Rogers and hus band. Jack Rogers, Trulettta Aig gms and husband, Nathaniel Wig gins. Hasiey Ferrell, James Buf faloe, Solomond Buffaloe, end Worth Buffaloe and wife. Respon dents. the undersigned Adminis tratrix will on the 2nd day of Tune lf£9, at twelve o'clock, noon, at the courthouse door in Ra leigh. N. C.. offer for sale to tno highest bidder for cash, the fol lowing tract of land, lying in Swift creek Township, Wake County, N. C., and more particu l?r“£' I S crib<;d as follows: BE GINNING in a dirt road in the East line of Ernest L. Greene property, approximately 6 mile East from S. R. Road 1371, and running thence along said Ernest Greene line North 6 degrees ?* Sss* 1872 feet to m iron stake; thence South 82 degree V "’*? E tt St BC6 «. feH to an u ' on stake, thence South 5 degrees 37 P* 1 ": tv* 8 * 225 ? fcet to ta id dirt toenee along said dirt road 7 ' deßre * 3: min. West 614 , to rh e point of beginning, containing 2.73 acres The highest bidder shall be re quired to make cash deposit of it*\h? r *i C * nt „°L the lushest bid at the time of the sale, with the to be paid upon confirm ation of tne sale by the Court and delivery of the deed. Sold sub ject to the 1869 taxes. This Ist day of May, 196). ETHEL M. RIVERS, Admn of Annie McKoy May 10-17-24-31, 1988 ADSftvrsmA'TOg’S NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA WASCS COUNTY Kfeviiig qualified as administra tor of t.h# estate of Madclynz SSoore Harris, deceased, late of Wake County, North Carolina this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit their, to the undersigned at 305 Ferry Street, Raleigh, North Carolina, on or before the !®th day of October, 1965, or this notice will be plead ed in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to the estate will please make immediate pay ments to the undersigned. CHESTER! J. HARRIS, Adnv 309 Terry Street, Raleigh, N. C. April 19-23 May 3-13, l r <!3 Legal Notice NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF WAKE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BHFOKE THE CITY COUNCIL ON PETKT7GN TO CLOSE TIPTON (FORMERLY WORTH. STREET BETWEEN CUMI ERL AND -AND VAKDAMAN STREETS. TO ALL PERSONS. FIRMS OR CORFORATIGNS OWNING PRO PERTY, OR HAVING ANY IN TEREST IN PROPERTY .ABUT TING UPON. OR IN THE VICIN ITY CE TIPTON 1 FORMERLY WORTH) STREET BETWEEN CUMBERLAND AND VAKDAMAN STREETS IN RALEIGH. N. C You will hereby take notice that there will be a public hear ing before the City Council of the City of Raleigh in the Council Chambers, Municipal Luilding, Raleigh. N. C. on the I9th day of May, 1(69. at 2:15 P M. or as soon thereafter as ihe matter may be heard upon a petition for’ the closing by the City of Raleigh of that portion of Tipton (formerly Worth) Street lying between Cumberland and Vardzman Sts This 16th dav of April. 196 S FURRINGTCN, JOSLIN CUL BERTSON & StDBERRY By JOHN K CULBERTSON, Att'v April 23-31; May 7-14, 1989 by Mary Reynolds # Chinese Cook Quickly The Chinese, from the dawn if civilization, have known that the real fun with food is in the eating, not in hours spent at cooking. The Oriental cook spends her time creatively con ceiving delicate delights for the family, and then quick cooking all of her foods. Oriental cooking is so'appro priate to our fast, modern life that more than 60% of Amen can families now eat Chines* food The creative American cook carefully selects canned Oriental ingredients for the Chinese dishes she plans to prepare, then adds her own persona] touches with pretty garnishes and tasty sidedishes. Families with children may want to add extra fur o a Chinese meal at home hy pro viding chopsticks for ?!i : . try. BEHIND YOUR PfHEALTH E. Kingman, Jr., D.V.M. The public’s growing con cern over unreasonable and often destructive protest demonstrations has long exist ed in the scientific community with respect to the violent at tacks on well established and ethically acceptable practices, like animal experimentation in biomedical research Antivivi sectionists protest all experi mentation on animals. Individuals aware of the great progress that has been made in medical science through animal research dur ing the past decade, not only in developing surgical techni ques and drugs, hut also in the field of basic research, look upon the claims of antivivisec tionists as the utterances of fanatics. Unfortunately a constant stream of protest gains atten tion and some acceptance by those who assume that there must he some truth or sub stance to the claims made or they would not dare make them Recent examples are the attempts to prevent smoking research and automotive safety BEATEN AND BOWED - Chicago: A black helmeted police during an outbreak of fighting between black and white students at high school, April 28. T’he youth was grabbed by police where black marchers clashed with whites on the sidewalk and in vacant lots. EYE-PI • AS ; KS in \&T FASHION SHOW - A&1 State Lux-.evsin co-eds Brenda Coving ton, Rocking!:, m (led) and Claudia Osborne, Madison, drew ra\es for their appearance in student-sponsor'. : iashion show last Friday. Several hune.vd per sons attended first an nual Spriixu. ’ a - ke 1 i 1 \ ent s 'sponsored by .the Depa 'tinem 01 Home Kconomics. hat More Can We Do? PV C H.A LEM PERSON I can try to d. what 1 have to do, But :■'- a k at’s expected of >ou; \nd until our -iork is completely through, Then ?:.e> will know, I.lst wr.o is who. 'Ve may str h •. :to reach our goal, But v.e ar -t ill ipi d down to our souls; We can UI see. T'rying to It •• free m these modern days; Put ii we •: real 1 ard to old up our name, T on our living shall not be in vain, M e are men.: .1- of the mack Race, Am; cannoi t el; color of our face; "(• cannot be s! amed nor disgraced, 1 or we all . jj on. ti e same place. That it takes r ice foi what we demand, rve speak t >■_. 1, to let it be known, For we arc : . ; of our Black race alone. Ale know .. >ur : ace is “Black,*' We like it, it’s Natural, and we won’t take it back, We don’t have to, sat it out loud’ For we ki v> • 're “Black and Proud!” We ar • Black : - others and sisters, but not old, We are stil ••ii.ng and full of “Soul” ; Web gra I 1 ing up, but because we’re Black, T'.e (-hi- • -:ill 11 ying to push us back. Will w- ,-vs .I'H*ad, and hold first place, Why is it ■ ole, down t'.e Black race? If dot ’- ■ :••• s chance to prove who we are, You’re tv. .ting •.ourself, and otr won’t get far. We may IV. -'k, nd look odd to some, Be* ■ • tr k tr. living, for out day will come; You 1 ,it - in. Black as dirt, and white as pure; We can look ver> '■ oat that’s for sure. We’re El act: and we ’ rc- proud of it. So what a’out yon? ‘A’.'e’re involved in mankind; “What more c.c; vv do?” tests fr.im in. ti •: animals Himv, < r . i" uuh ri'vii > of antiv i isc. ti> !i: era tu re over a period u‘ ar- has shown that with-- .• ev ■■-.•non their statements are misrrpre se.ntations Opinion- rlifTe - how pro testers should b. l.an/lb-il Some «a that if the; are ig nored tln-\ will desist Thi> is dangerous advice because the benefits to mankind from ani mal studies are too great to allow them to be jeopardized by a few irresponsible agitators. For a free pamphlet ".4 Crit ical Jssne in Science: Animal Experimentation Haw Hu nunu'" irrite the S.S.M.R., 1.110 Massachusetts Arenac, SH’ Washington. DC. 20005. The Role Os Electric Co-ops In the 1970’5, rural electric cooperatives “will move into the private money market for financing, they will pay Federal, •state and local taxes or rea sonable equivalents, and they will accept regulation similar to that applied to investor owned utilities.” This prediction was made Tuesday by Shearon Harris, president of Carolina Power & Jim 0 p 1 N TEE OFF GOtf CLUI SATURDAYS —AND— SUNDAYS 3-PAR 9-HOLE PITCH AND PUTT COURSE ★ 18-HOLE MINIATURE ★ DRIVING RANGE Learn To Play OfEfc fJpZr * Skill THE CAROLINIAN RALEIOH. N. SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1983 Light Company, in an address on “Rural Electrification in the f 7o's” before the Ameri can Power Conference in Chi cago. “Mutual interests,” he said, “far outnumber today’s differ ences between investor-owned companies and cooperatives. The seventies hold positve pro spects of cooperation toward resolving our common prob lems under a common set of rales.” Harris predicted that regula tion of the co-ops will be broadened as a result of the cooperatives themselves re cognizing its virtus. He sug gested that with their accept ance of regulation, electric co operatives will achieve stronger territorial integrity, ’66 Chfv. 4-Door J 595 \5 Plymouth Wagon 995 ’64 Ford Conv. 1995 ’64 Lincoln 4-Door iay.s '®4 Sludcbak’r. 4.900 low miles 491 ’64 Ford 20.CC0 H T Sir '62 Chev. Conv, 30^ ’C4 Rambler H T ,-jtr, ’57 Chev. H. T. .|SS ’57 Chev. 4-Door >95 Kelly Auto Sales is? E. Martin St. Dr, TO, 83J^39J OIT AH AOTO LOAN FOR ANY PURPOSE 1963-1969 MODELS « Term*—Up Te S 3 fUteetiw * Saai Bet«fr~ ter*. ftzymen® 8 —Ye todete b»vwmm * Cwwwtiee* Imm * Job* Flttancteg * Off Sheet AttWe® e Owfek CenfMenNd Senfae * TtACHtMiAAN t Your Cor Need Not 6* Paid For ——4 Applications Accepted by Phon® jhidewAnt Co, Corner Fayetteville and'Lenoir Streets "Serrtß* wee «tween** t«kx*' 929-7436 EfefsasiiitklKkseßtofaliix imy car like the Linctin Continental? The Austin America has even more tegnMnnu.. and far a Im less money. This Month Oniy WIJ6 HARMON-ROWLAND 429 S. Wilmington (Dir. 3387) 833-5733 . - __ and that regulation which tra ditionally has assured equitable treatment for investor-owned utilities’ customers will bene fit co-op customers too. Harris expects that coopera tives in the seventies will oe fewer in number and larger in fewer In number and larger in size as the result of conso lidations. They will serve more customers in clearly defined territories with efficient serv ice at a higher level of relia bility. Go To Chunk Sun. '? TRIM AND FRAME $ $ CARPENTERS $ | ALSO jg EXPERIENCED * S LOADER ii': :;i; OPERATOR | •V Yecr rojnd work fw local r«tidentici!'N g* builder. ’ | 828-0654 I | I 11
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