THE MOST OUTRAGEOUS business op
portunity of the decode—Distribute Poy
Telephones. PCC rullnf obollthod Mo
•oil's poy phono monopoly. 140,000 o yoor
possible with 13,000 Wwoshpont. Coll
Aaron Communlcotlont. 406-360-4062.
HUNDREDS WEEKLY I Largo company
oddressed stomped No. 10 onvolopo to:
J.K.I. Advertising, Box 3196, Morgan ton,
TIRCO Of WORKING for tho othor man?
Aro you considering starting your own
business? lot us holp you got startod.
Sond your noma, oddross, and tolophono
numbor to:
first Colony of North Carolina
f.O. Bom 19491
Durham, N.C 37704
Wo will contact you for a porsono! con
foronco. 4
TIRE CHANOBR-Koena's Tiro Sorvico,
1436 Rock Quarry Road. EMporionco In
truck tiros. Apply In porson. Solory
doponds on oaporionco. floaso call
832-6642.
SECRETARY—National organisation is
soaking on individual intorostod in
rolocoting to Washington, D.C. as
sacrotary to the .vice prosidont for ad
ministration and operations. Must bo able
to typo 69 wpm, toko stono, and bo profi
clant in grommor/Engllsh usage. Salary
81BK-B20K, based on ouporionco, plus
other fringes and 90% or more reimburse
ment for relocation. If intorostod, please
submit resume to NCBA-SIP, 3900 Barrett
Drive, Suite 303, Raleigh, NC 37609.
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE NEEDED—
College groduate with 2.9 grade point
average. Call for an
appointment—832-3904.
REGIONAL COORDINATOR—Two posi
tions open, salary ranges from SB,000 to
910,000. Persons Interested in public relo
tions and community organisation should
submit o resume to the North Carolina
Client Council. P.O. Box 1108. Smithfleld.
NC 27977. EOE
HAIR STYLIST NEEDED—Booth rental.
Call 821-1423.
CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER—Opening
for a Clinical Social Worker with skills in
individual, family, and group therapy.
MSW plus 2 years experience in a mental
health setting. AAMFP certification in
supervisor experience preferred. EAP ex
perience a plus. Very competitive salary
benefits. Submit resume to: Executive
Director. Family Services of Wake County.
1100 Wake Forest Rood. Raleigh. N.C.
27604-1354. Equal Opportunity Employer.
MATURE INDIVIDUALS NEEDED—To
assist Regional Vice-President of A.L.
Williams. Take charge and manoge a por
tion of our multi-foceted business. We of
fer high commission income potential,
flexible hours. Call Rebecca. 779-6365 or
893-6249.
MAKE MONEY WORKING AT HOME! Be
flooded with offers! Offer—detoils rush
stamped oddressed envelope and 25 cent
service fee to: Mr. Williom Bottle. Dept.
M. P.O. Box 4765. Lynchburg. VA 24502.
CARPENTERS AND CARPENTERS
HELPERS—for exterior framing and In
terior finishing. Call James Cooper,
787-2334.
AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM COORD
INATOR—Rewording. challenging posi
tion coordinating a model program for
mainstreaming developmental^ disabled
into recreational afterschool program. We
need an energetic, creative person, nine
months position. 30hrs. a week, excellent
benefits. Exp. and B.S. degree related to
special pops, needed. Send resume and
salary history to After School YWCA, 1012
Oberlin Rood. Raleigh. NC 27605.
EXPERIENCED RADIO ADVERTISING
PERSONNEL NEEDED—For one of the
Triangle area’s top rodio stations. Im
mediate opening. Must have reliable
outo. Guaranteed draw against liberal
commission rate. Please call soles
manager at 851-2711. EOE
HELPER TRAINEE—Honest dependable,
willing to learn, must hove driver's
license. Call 872-5203. Be sure to leave
name and phone number.
NEED ALL-AROUND PERSON FRIDAY—
On-the-job training for customer srevice
representative. Hours 9 to 5 Mon. thru Fri
day. Call Roger 872-5203.
RECORD PUBLISHER needs musicians.
Call Shirley at 828-9974.
TEACHERS WANTED—Science, middle
grades, intermediate, exceptional
children, pre-vocational-industriol arts,
guidance and psychologist. Send resume
to Mrs. Frances Peters. Tarboro City
Schools, P.O. Box 37. Tarboro. NC 27886.
REMAILING LETTERS—$400 weekly at
home!! No experience necessary!! Rush
self-oddressed stamped envelope to:
Roberts. 2047 Timberlane Rd.. Ronon. MT
CONT
EARN $400 WEEKLY processing mall
from home. No experience necessary. No
obligation. Free details. Rush self
oddressed stamped envelope. Joyce
Owen. Box 503. Hot Springs. MT 59845.
CONT
NORTH CAROLINA PRISONER LEGAL
SERVICES—Will be.hiring manoging at
torneys. staff attorneys and secretaries
for its Morgonton and Raleigh offices. For
full job announcement write to NCPLS.
Box 25397, Roteigh. N.C. 27611. EOE/AA
Employer.
Dec. 8. 12. IS, 19. 22. 26. 29. 1988
METRO-PLEX COMMUNICATIONS has
an opening for an announcer/board-op.
Send resume to Barry James, 5706 New
Chapel Hill Rood. Raleigh, N.C. 27607.
EOE.
Dec. 19. 19. 19BB
THE ANGUS BARN is now hiring full
time woit staff. Apply in person Mondoy
Friday 9 o.m. to 9 p.m.
Dec. 22. 26. 29, 19B8. Jon. 2, 19B9
POSITION VACANCY—Instructor for
Heating, Ventilation. Air Conditioning
program. Must have diploma in
heating/air conditioning or equivalent ex
perience and training with journeyman
level competence In HVAC. Other assign
ed duties In program recruitment and stu
dent registration and retention. Full-time
twelve months par year. Employment
date: February 1.1989. Direct applications
to Bill Price. Dean Vo/Tach Programs.
Montgomery Community Collage, P.O.
Box 787. Troy. NC 37371; (919) 973-3691.
Application deadline: January 6, 19B9.
AA/BOC.
FOR RENT
V_ J
UNFURNlfHID APARTM9NT FOR
HINT—3 •moll room*, both with Hovo ond
rofrlgorotor, wotor lurniihod. 1390
dopcilt, 9390 por mo., or you moy poy tho
monthly rontol by tho wooh. Rom Fropor
*!#•. 791 9909.
ROOM WANTIO—To root: AqvtOt room
for o ChrHMon profOMlottpl mpn ago 49.
Coll 973.3973. botwoon tho hovr* of 9
p.m. ond 7 p.m.
ROOMS FOR MNT—Ml-3719.
ROOM FOR R9WT -hcollont country
l.--i .— u --..I.-,J-—I nlm-m Inf
llwlfiy HI • OfW. •0*1 "will•Mi. IwVQI piwCv 'O*
whol# how*#, locotod ono mllo froro
Waho ToMmicol Coll***, Ml South. Can
ba eontaftod at a, 77J-9M*.
MOM KM MNT- Call Mi l773
NKI HMNIJMIO MOM -for rani. Call
ROOMS FOR RENT-S65 a week. Neor
Wok* Modlcoi on Boltllno. Coll 846-706L.
noor but rout*. Got, hoot ond oir condi
tioning. Cost Roloigh, noor Roberts Fork.
•325 829-9131.
2-BEDROOM HOUSC—With full bose
mont, control oil hoot, ond oir condition
ing. off South Soundors Stroot. S47S.
829-9131.
SHAM 4-8SOROOM HOUSI. furniture.
Ilnon. dishes, control: hoot, on busline
noor Boltllno. 8230 pays oil. BS1-3S46 or
834-8883. Deposit and roforoneoc.
WAKE FOREST—-2-bodroom house. 614
N. Alton St. 834-8225 or 556-2582
MINI-CITY AREA—2-bodroom Apt. 2%
both. All appliance*. Blind*, fireploce
dock. 4608 lovitto Court. Coll 787-9375.
DUPLEX—8295.00 monthly. Oopo.it 2
bodroom*. 211 Hock St. Coll lne«.
929-8491. ;.r.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT—TotoUy
ronovatod largo 2-bodroom townhouse
now ovoiloblo (1140 *q. ft,). All dropo*
furniihod. Rant tpocial. on 2 bodroom
aportmont 8345.00. Coll today. FOX
RIOGE MANOR APARTMENTS. 755-0149
Off 1-40 at Rock Quarry Rood. Monday
through Frldoy 9-5. Wookond* by appoint
mont only.
MOBILE HOME—For rant. Four rooms
and on* bathroom. Coll 833-9495.
ROOM FOR RENT—Air conditioned, at
but stop. Coll 839-0421 oftor 5 p.m.
ROOMER WANTED-Wonted a settled
religiou* woman to *foy nights with o set
tled woman at 521 Eott Cabarrus Street.
No rent will be charged if the right person
appears. Telephone no. is 832-8745. Ask
for Rosa Taylor.
FOR SALE
DUPLEX IN SE RALEIGH—Two BR
unit*—$40,000.00 a. it. Coll 833-7780 be
twoon 9 o.m. and S p.m. M-F.
1976 GRAND PRIX—$1,000 os it. Coll
838*9147 botwoon 6 p.m. and 10 p.m.
CADILLAC 78 FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM
—Excellent condition, low miloogo. daan.
$3,900. Tol. 783*1230 or 847-454$.
FOR SALE—Hondmodo itomt lor homo
uto. Wrlto Occupy. P.O. Box 91533
Clovolond. Ohio 44101-06017.
1978 PLYMOUTH FURY
WAGON—36.048 . 4 door. Vary reliable,
good condition. Whito. $695. AT. oir, now
loathor toots. After 6. 782-5830.
HOME FOR SALE—Workshop area split
foyer. 1 full both. 2 half baths, largo fami
ly room, throo. possibly four bodrooms.
largo lot on dood-ond stroot with pork at
tho ond of fho stroot. Foxfiro subdivision
)USt off 1*40. Coll Ms. Billie F. Brannam.
MOBILE HOME FOR SALE—3 bodroom
12X70 ft., 1% bath, locotod on a cornor
lot ot Mobilo Estatos in Cory. Coil 467-3524
anytimo. Port Ownor Financing Available.
CLAYTON FEATURES THIS NEW
HOME—With such amonitios os two ond a
half largo dock, mud room, largo master
bodroom with walk-in closet. Locotod in a
private neighborhood. Please call Century
21 Suburban Real Estate at 934*4550.
FURNITURE FOR SALE—Odds and ends.
601 E. Cabarrus St. 828*7598 or 833-4536
WURLITZER CENTURA PROFESSIONAL
805—Last of the big home models built by
Wurlitzer for o smoll or medium church.
Features Orbit III synthesisers, full
pedals, built-in tope player, rhythms and
Orbit III keyboard with a range of sounds.
Excellent condition. French Provencial
style cobinet. $4.100. Call 782-3245 after 5
P FOR SALE—Desk telephones. Five
tingle lines. Genuine Bell Touch Tone,
ivory. Low price. Call 833*4055 or
451*8065.
INFANT CAR SEAT—Seort. excellent
condition, with restrainer. Best offer. Coll
Shirley. 828-9974.
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INSTRUCTION
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR—Music
recording and arranging. Joyner
Publishing Co.. P.O. Box 586, Oxford.
N.C. 27565. Phone 693*7098.
HAVE LAND and wont to build your own
house? You con do it without money. I
did. Coll 848*3220.
INTERESTED IN MUSIC CLASSES? Con*
toct Iris Bell at 266-4595.
TUTORIAL WORKSHOP SERVICE—Tutor
ing at all levels SAT/PSAT Workshop.
Sept. 1 deodtine. Register now for foil pro
gram. Coll Gail Walker at 848-6857.
Triangle Educational Services.
BOB KIRKLAND LOST 214 LBS. I How
much do you wont to lose? Guaranteed
weight loss with all-natural ond pleasant'
ingredients. Start* at $29.95 for 0 month
LEARN WORD PROCESSfNG-aBM
Displaywriter. Reasonable rates. Ind. In
str. Rogers and Assoc., 508 St. Mary's St.
TUTORIAL SERVICE—Aspiring writer
will privately tutor all educational levels
one-oh-one. Specializing in READING
comprehension. WRITING and COMMUNI
CATION skills. Educated Univ. of Wiscon
sin (Philosophy). Reasonable fee or
barter. Inquire: Mr. Ritchie Baxzell. 1254
New Bern Ave.. No. 3—bock entrance for
personal interview.
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MISCELLANEOUS
BLACK AMERICAN—tocomo o heolthior
person. Feel better in »*v*n weeks or
(•Mi or your monoy bock. Eliminoto such
ailments os high blood protiur* stroke,
overweight, heodoches. dimness,
for eosy-to-follow solution to ly*Comb, it
1. Bor 377. Noshvllle. NC 37BS6
A WOMAN KNOWS lUT-Tho voluo of
knick-knacks. TV's. etc. Will pay cosh and
pick up anytima. Call Sharon. 134-0*43.
LANDOWNERS—Coll Property Con
sultants. Inc., to discuss development and
opvmngi for toddler! in her home. Loca
tion Southwatt Raleigh. Monday-Friday 7
plumben, painter*, mover!, cleanort,
iervice
et. Coll
baby!itteri. Professional
reference! ood' reotoroble
*31 MM ^If &
THIRO SHIFT (10:30 p.m..7:30o.m.) child
core available in North Raleigh home. Coll
876-3094 between 7 p.m. end • p.m. ON
LY.
PHYSICIAN CAN HELP YOU to obteln
love, health end wealth. Telephene
anytime David Ouordino at (419)
CASH Paid for antique!. We buy one
piece or on entire house full and pay co*h.
Call Rondy at 933-3967. day or night.
SINGLE HACK LADIES Age 31-38. Do
you find yourself doing the lame old
thing!? Would you like to odd more ex
citement and variety to your life? Can you
find time to »hare your idee! and expeti
ment with other* llhe you? Then Fell
830-1184 after 9 p.m.
HAVE CAROLINIAN ISSUES —1049 thru
current on microfiche. Please contact lot
tom line Service!. Inc . 1143D Executive
Circle. Cory. N.C. 37911. Can be purchos
ed by year or a! set. Inquirie! coll (010)
467-3004.
CREATIVE ADVERTISING IDEAS For
home bu!ine!*e!l For information, write
•ox 91938. Roleigh. N.C. 37600.
WASHERS AND DRYERS -18 lb. heavy
duty. Guaranteed. 8139.00 New che!t! of
drawer* S60T09. 6 pc. Living Rm. Suite
S350.00 Raleigh Furriture Salvage. 600 S.
Sounder! St.. Raleigh. NC 834-3033.
CHILDCARE AD Will keep child in a
private home from 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Phone
No 833 4803.
PUBLISHER LYRICIST Interacted in
working with block dependable musician
to moke record! Coll Shirley. 838-0074.
PERSONAL
v
WIFI WANTIO—Troth driver, 37.'
desires early marriog* to born-again
Christian lady who it attroctiva, clota
I built, tantitlva, curvocaout. motor*, in
telligent kind, loyal, g*ntlo, toft-spoh*n.
trustworthy, romontic. affectionate. on*
man woman, foithfol and tro*. sw**t, po
tl*nt, humbl*. sinc*r*, in good haalth, of
sound mind. family-oriented, lov*
children and d*sir*s four children during
th* lif* of our marriage! Weigh 107 to 144
lbs 4 11-56" tall, oges 24-34 Please in
elude phone number and photo with letter
to J. Allen, Box 330294. Houston, Texas
77233 or call (713) 7384491. no collect!
LEGALS
v
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
TRIANGLE YOGURT INC
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Article*
of Dissolution of Triangle Yogurt. Inc., a
North Carolina corporation, war# filod In
tho offico of tha Socrotary of Stota of
North Carolina on tha 12th day of
Doc am bar, 1988. and that all creditors
and claimant* against tha corporation ora
raquirad to present thair respective
claim* and damand* immadiataly in
writing to tha corporation so that it con
procaad to collact all its assots. convoy
and discharge its liabilities and obliga
tion* ind do all other acts raquirad to li
quidate it* business and affairs.
This tha 12th day of December, 1988.
Triangle Yogurt. Inc.
229 Timber Drive
Gorner NC 27529
Dec IS 22 29 1988. Jan 5. 1989
News Aqd Info
sa
place the infant in
rAA-approved child-re
straint device (otherwise
known ae a car seat). The
car seat should (ace the
rear of the plane during
take off and landing and
then reversed when air
borne to allow the Heat in
front to be lowered. If you
don’t have a car seat, keep
your baby lifywft lep.but
not in the seat belt. Also,
have your baby suck on a
bottle or nurse during take
off and landing. This will
help relieve any discomfort
caused by air-pressure
changes: something babies
are particularly sensitive
to
* * •
The singlea market re
presents 60 percent of all
travelers, according to the
Travel & Leisure Informa
tion Center. No longer re
stricted to the traditional
definition, "single" can
mean separated, divorced
or even married people
who can’t vacation to
gether. Pamela Fiori,
editor-in-chief of Travel A
Leisure and an experienced
traveler, has the follow
ing tips for those vacation
ing alone: (1) Take a one
half-day tour of a new city
to orient yourself; (2)
Choose hotels with large,
busy lobbies for more
chance to meet people; (3)
Request rooms by the ele
vator instead of down a
long, dark hall, and; (4)
Make sure you can handle
your own luggage!
• • *
Exceptional cuisine,
beautifully appointed ac
commodations and out
standing service mark
every step of a new
enice Simplon Orient
Express. This luxurious
railway retraces the routes
of the fabled Orient Ex
press with trains depart
ing from London, Paris,
Zurich and Innsbruck for
Vienna and Venice,' stop
ping in Europe’s most
beautiful cities. Contact
your travel agent for more
information.
©1988, McNaught Synd.
spotlight on health
Diabetes: Technology To The Rescue
In the quest for new medi
cal treatments, technology
has played a major role in
changing the lives of millions
of Americans.
This is especially true with
diabetes. Though the medical
community has not yet come
up with a cure for diabetes,
the emergence of new, “user
friendly* products has made
life easier for people with this
chronic disease.
A new devioe called NbvoUn
Pen~ simplifies die process of
injecting insulin, and adds a
new level of convenience and
flexibility to the patient’s
lifestyle. Designed to look like
a fountain pen, NovolinFen
iuft c£
and replaceable insulin can*
tridges, each of which contains
about a week’s supply at insu
lin. Perhaps most importantly,
its lightweight and portable de
sign lends itself easily to use
away from home.
NovolinPen'a Dial-a-Dose
feature permits the patient to
select any amount of insulin
from 2 to 36 units, the range
usually required for a given
dose. The doss is “locked in*
so die patient can inject the
right amount of insulin every
time the device is used. Tests
have shown the Dial-a-Dosa
method to be at least 99.5%
accurate.
“Our goal was to i
s product that
and that would at the i
time be simple and
niint to hcndlit” i
Rex Clements, 1
of Medical i
Novo, Inc., ths <
has introduced NovolinPen t
the U.8. “Most of the patients
who have tried NovolinPen
have said that they will con
tinue to use it, and do not ex
pect to return to using con
ventional vials and syringes.’
"This is one of the first dia
betes products that appeals to
the patient's social, emotional,
■nd personal needs," notes Gary
Kleinian, a successful sculp
tor and author, and co-found
er of the Diabetes Research
Institute in Miami. *1 have
been taking several insulip,
injections a day for many
years, and I have been wait
ing for a more mobile, safe,
and accurate insulin delivery
system. NovolinPen does all
this and more. Now, when I
go out to dinner, I can take
my shot right at the table and
nobody sees it,*
Squibb-Novo has set up a
special toll-free NovolinPen
Information Line. If you or
someone you know has dia
betes, you may want to dial
800-7274800.
Taking the right amount of
insulin at the right time can
b# difficult. So for
alternative like NovoUnJPen
may make life a lot easier.
Wake Technical Comimaiity College
FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
ASSISTANT TO PIANT MANAGER—Thl« full-time position will
ante! the Physical Plant Manner In maintenance and opera
tion el college campus facilities. Responsibilities will Include
mechanical malntananca. building malntananca, ground*
malntananca, wactauttcr treotm^snt plant ©p^trotlon, an^f
apodal project* in construction and renovation of facllltloi.
Qualification* arc an Engineering degree or minimum of four
year* related equivalent experience. Capability of obtaining a
Grade 3 Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator's
DEADLINE OM1-0*.
FOR INFORMATION AND APPLICATION CONTACT:
WAKE TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE
OFFICE OF I
X OF PERSONNEL
RYETTEVIUB ROAD
*101 FAY
RALEIGH. NC 27603
(*!♦) 772-OS51. Ext. 121
ONLY APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED. RESUMES MAY BE ATTACHED.
‘7#e Lights
of Christmas
IS »W**#ir/o#4i Ot
TIM ANO MfMM **0*t rut MflOMAL 0*MMiwr
4*0 tLKrmc LK3nrt amoc wno*
—-Tip.
Uh, Christmas tree! To make
sure 3«urjywp*»c ji
beautifti^ MM
whether lt> ra&14'
take ( ^
trimming t
tional Ornament i
Lights Christmas Association
(NOEL):
• When' trimming with
lights, begin at the top and
from the inside of the tree.
Wind the wire along the branch
toward the tip. Wrap around
at the tip to secure, then wind
back and cross over to tl»
next branch. Repeat, sig-saf
ging downward. Place bulbs
only on the tips of the branch
so the shape of the tree is out
lined.
• Lights should havs Un
derwriters Laboratories (UL)
listings on their products.
Also look for the “NOEL" logo
on packaging. The general
guideline is to use one set of
SO miniature lights per foot
of tree; however, don’t ha»
tiate to uselonr# five tatB
that many Hgfits-loeMaiZifljjr
ditional glamour and impact:
For the most dramatic ef
fect each bulb should point
upward—and slightly outward.
The bulbs may be held in place
by looping the wire around
the branch.
• Replace burned out bulbs
immediately to prevent strain
on remaining bulbs. Do not
plug more than 300 lights to
gether in one continuous string.
Feeling
Fit! ©
Everyone should have a
basic series of three
tetanus shots as a child or
adult. Thereafter you
should get a booster every
ten years to maintain your
immunity to lockjaw.
©1988, McNaught Synd.
Quick And Easy No-Bakc Recipes
Are you willing to tacrince
the tradition and, memories
of Chriatafte treaOtibscause
you’re tired or buey? Bah
r.humbug!
Here’s the perfect solution
Tor harried holiday home
makers. Recreate those trad
itional holiday recipes using
all butter frosen pound cake
—a versatile, convenient, and
fail-safe ingredient for creat
ing quick but very special
holiday snacks and desaerta.
Make these delicious easy
to-make Cookie Cut Outs, as
pictured, using frosen pound
cake and various toppings. Be
creative! The child in you or
your children will love pre
paring and eating this treat.
Or terve the Neapolitan Pound
Cake in which chocolate, vanilla
and strawberry flavors com
bine for an elegant holiday
treat. Garnish with chocolate
fudge sauce, if you wish.
Pound Cake Cookie
Cut Outs
I frosen all butter
pound cake
(10 S/4 os.), thawed
1-2 cans (10-17 os. each)*
chocolate or vanilla
frosting
Optional: chopped nuts,
chocolate chips, red hot
candies, angel flaked co
conut, colored decorator
jimmies and sugar crys
tals
Slice pound cake into 4
horizontal layers. Place
cookie cutters (or make
cardboard patterns) very
close together on cake
layers to cut the most cook
ies.** Place cookies on
baking sheet; toast in pre
heated broiler until gold
en, then frost and deco
rate. OR Frost and deco
rate untoasted pound cake
cookies.
Variation!
•Mr 1-3 tablespoons boil
inf water into fronting to
maka thin glaze.
••Coaraaly cube unused
pound cakei nerve as ice
cream mix-in or topping.
Neapolitan Pound Cake
1 fro sen all butter pound
cake (10 S/4 os.),
thawed
1 pint Neapolitan brick
ice cream
1 cup hot fudge sauee or
topping
Slice pound cake into 4
horiaontal layers. Cut each
flavor of Ice cream into 3
slices. Place chocolate ice
oream slices on bottom
layer, top with cake layer
and vanilla ice cream. Re
peat for strawberry ice
cream. Freeze cake, cut
and serve with sauce.
Serves 10.
There are many delicious
ways to serve all butter pound
cake throughout the year. You
may wish to send for a sixteen ■
page recipe booklet, with
coupons valued at $2.50, by
mailing $.50 and three Sara
Lee All Butter Pound Cake
proofs-of-purchase to Sara
Lee Cookbook Offer. P.O
Box 4040, Schaumberg It
60168-4040
The first submarins was a leathar-covered rowboat
which Comalius Van Drabbsl, a Dutch scientist, dem
onstrated in England in about 1620.
SPORTS LINE
With NBA season upon
us, look for changes and
lots of them.
The first two changes
are in Miami, Florida and
Charlotte, Noth Carolina;
two new franchises will be
opening shoo.
Of the two, Miami looks
the strongest with power
up front with players like
Rony Seikaly, a first-round
pick. And Scott Hastings
and Pat Cummings are
leading the way with a pair
of former high school
players of the year: Billy
Thompson (1982) and
Dwayne Washington
(1983) along with the other
1988 first-rounder Kevin
Edwards leading the way
in the backcourt.
Charlotte it loaded at,
guard with first-rounder
Rex Chapman joining
Kelly Tripucka and DsU
Curry to give the Hornets
a lot of firepower, but wins
could be much harder to
find.
In the East Boston will
be tough as always with
Larry Bird leading the
way. New York and Phila
delphia should be stronger
this year. Patrick Ewing
should develop into a star
for the Knicka and rookie
Hersey Hawkins will wake
up the 76ers. The
potential star in the 1 __
is John Williams of Wash
ington entering his third
year and getting better all
the time. New Jersey, well
they are New Jersey.
Detroit and Atlanta will
battle in the Central DM
sion and if the Hawks
overcome selfishness they
could dominate the league.
The Pistons are a good
team getting better.
Cleveland, Indiana, Chi
cago and VT:’v.aukee could
'1! ifte playoffs.
Denver and Dallas are
strong in the Midwest, and
Elan Antonio is on the way
ip. In the West, of course,
t will be the Lakers as
;hey try for their Third
straight championship —
out don’t count on it. Port
end could be just as good,
md Seattle should puO
ogether. ,
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IN 1719, 15 BASED ON THE
EXPERIENCES OP A SCOTTISH
SAILOR, ALEXANDER SELKIRK ?
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IN THE HUMAN BOOV ?
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