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  • 9 Western Carolinian/September 9, 1982 4 •OVERT ISCO ITEM POLICY Each ol these advertised item | below the advertised pnc m this ad items is required to be readily available to< sale at or\ e m each A&P Store encepl as specifically noted PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT. SEPT. 11 AT AAP IN SYLVA." ITEMS OFFERED FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO OTHER RETAIL DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS LOCATED IN SYLVA PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER ENTER] U.S.D.A. INSPECTED 4vwFresh Fryer /6 lbs or\ * more ' Leg Quarters 39° lb' A&P QUALITY FRESHLY gk 4 Ground <»«£,-, ^^ Chuck f A»P OUALITY HEAVY WESTERN GRAIN FED BEEF BONELESS BOTTOM Round Roast 199 lb. f ASP QUALITY HEAVY WESTERN GRAIN FED BEEF FULL CUT Round Steak 199 lb. Bone In / \ » AAPCKJAUTY HEAVY WESTERN GRAIN FEO BEEF Rib Eye Steak Boneless Jl AM lb ^ HOLLY FARMS Chicken Franks 79* or Chicken Bologna 1-lb pkg /""" CALIFORNIA CRISP ICEBERG Head ^r\E FARV Lettuce CALIFORNIA ~ RED CARDINAL • BLACK EXOTIC • ^^^B THOMPSON Seedless Grapes . 79* ICE CREAM PARLOR TASTE Sealtest lce CPU A SUPERB BLEND, RICH IN BRAZILIAN COFFEES, REGULAR Eight O'Clock Bean Coffee LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON. GOOD THRU. SAT, SEPT. 11 AT A4P IN 1 lb. bag #674 CP» SUPER SAVER COUPON GOLDEN QUARTERS Mrs. Filbert's Margarine LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON AND 7.50 ORDER pkg GOOD THRU. SAT. SEPT. 11 AT A*P IN » 1 #673 I Tide Detergent LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON AND 7.50 ORDER GOOD THRU. SAT. SEPT. 11 AT AAP IN 49 oz. box REACH Inc HOT LINE Haywood Jackson and Macon County Dial 0 and ask tor WX 6103 QVOVKS EZ Stop Package Store Of count jou cml unfry an egg, but there's no livt (gainst thinking about it. If I had m> life to live over, I would tr> to make more mistakes. I would relax. I would be sillier than I have beeb this trip. I would be less hygienic. I would go more places. I would climb mountains and swim more rivers. I would eat more ice cream and less spinach. I would hate more actual troubles and fewer imaginary troubles. Vou see, I have been one of those fellows who live prudently, hour after hour, day after day. Oh, I have had my moments. But if I had it to do over again, I would have more of them- « lot more. I never go anywhere without a thermometer, a map, a raincoat, and a pair of shoes. If I had it to do over again, I would travel lighter. If I had my life to live over, I would start going barefoot a little earlier in the spring and stay that way a little later in the fall. I would have more dogs. I would keep later hours. I would ha\e more sweethearts. I'd fish more, ride more merry- go-rounds. I would go to more circuses. ■„ In a world in which practically everybody else seems to be consecrated to the gravity of the situation, I would rise to glorify the levity of the situation. For I agree with Will Durant, who said, "Gaiety is wiser than wisdom." If I had my life to live over, I'd pick more daisies.— Don llerold \ J 1 p.m. - 10 p.m. Sun 3 a.m. 12 p.m. Closest beer store from Western an Sun. W. Waynesville exit bare to the right and it's beside Gas & Grocery. :Welcome WCU students {?i faculty and staff y${ Sellers & Fisher Flowers 6 & Gifts, Inc. |^^ * Designing and Decorations for all occasions Members of FTD, Florfax, 3ood beer & wine ?rize* for students Teleflora Wire Service "For Better Flowers Send Ours' East Sylva Shopping Center Sylva, N.C. 28779 Phone 586-4047 Carolinian Ads Are A Better Buy from page I The situation in South Africa is very explosive. The South Africans, being the loving people that they are, do not want this explosion to take place. "If it explodes, America will be the first to lose. And Russia wants it to explode very badly. Because if it explodes all important minerals in South Africa, of which America imports about ninety per cent, will be denied to America." On speaking of the United States and Russsia, Neeife simply calls it as he sees it. He says the Russians are trying very hard to win Africa from the United States. "It is really the Russians who are friendly to Africa by supporting the Black majority in their struggles. The United States, on the other hand, is aiding the White minority because of the minerals." Neeife explained. "What we (Africans) want arc equal rights. What you have, let me have. Africans are smart guys and they can do things. They can overthrow South Africa in days. So. they (United States) are playing with fire and playing a very high gamble." The junior finance major implies that South Africa does not want to be enemies with the United States because they really love us. "When you get involved in such a dead end game, you don't know what to do. You don't really know whether to protect you country or fight for a friend. But when it happens (war), wherever it will happen, we (Africans) are all going home to fight." Neeife also mentioned that Americans are being misled. "My country is the largest supplier of crude oil, gasoline, and other minerals second to Saudi Arabia. Now, South Africa is only a part of Southern Africa. The majority of the minerals are in Southern Africa, not in South Africa. But when the U.S. Government goes out to talk to the people they use Southern Africa for South Africa. So, if you don't understand, it can be deceiving. "Let us help and give peace to the world. If there is peace in South But I always thought Touch-Tone" cost more. licit when you own your own phone. And now is free. i f• ii Tell me Mil Come by ot- call your Continental Business offlc* Continental Telephone Africa there is a very big prospect for business anywhere in the world. That is how to defeat the communist people." One would think that the Blacks in South Africa have been under minority rule for so long that they now accept the domination as a part of life. However, Neeife says otherwise. "The Blacks have never accepted it. They have been fighting against this type of regime for centuries." The native mentioned that the Blacks are gradually regaining their rights through the anti-apartheid organizations. "If you're a good White," explained Neeife. "and propose a liberal movement they (authorities) throw you in jail and hide you and say that you committed suicide." How can a country which is carrying out such an act ever expect to unite? When asked of the educational system in South Africa discriminate. Neeife replied. "The schools, the hospitals, the busses. they are just absolutely, not partially, but absolutely divided. The Blacks dare not enter into the White's area. The Whites dare not enter into the Black's area." At no point do the two races mix in the school system. Not only does the edcuation system discriminate, but the labor and property systems do also. Neeife explained that in areas the Whites make as much as ten times the Blacks for the same work day. At times as many as five hundred Blacks are moved into land areas big enough for only one White and the areas are called "ghettos." Justice does not seem to be a part of the system. As far as poverty is concerned "it belongs to the Blacks," Neeife stated.'Mt is not a thing of the Whites in South Africa. You don't have such a thing as a 'poor white.' It doesn't exist. It's all Black." Religion is very popular in South Africa. Neeife believes that the most popular traditional religion in Africa is the Muslem Religion, while the most important Western religion is Christianity. But either way you choose to look at it, Africans care for each other. "All we know is the brotherhood of love. It is friendliness and love that has kept us together lor such a long time." Last year a United Nations ambassador from Africa was here on campus. When asked if he had a chance to speak to with the ambassador, Neeife commented, "Personally. I was very excited to be there and I asked him a question. 1 said 'Ambassador, sir, can you explain to this crowd what the word apartheid means?' And he never answered it. He started playing with words because if he dared to explain that word, everybody would have just stood up and left. It would have meant that he would have defeated the aim of his visit here. He played politics with my question. I was the man! I knew what to ask him. Other people were asking him questions about the economy and he was shining." Neeife said that instead of encountering problems because of his nationality. "I have made friends. Friendly families here such as the Martins, the Gillmans. and many professors on campus are really nice people. They want to know about us (Africans). They care about us and we care about them. We want to share with them. They are the type of people that make the world go 'round." Neeife does not think the White domination in South Africa has any furture. The strenth of the population is Black. In the labor force if the Black worker strikes, the economy crumbles. It is just that simple. As Neeife puts it."If the Black man revolts tomorrow the whole thing dies. But a revolt would be a matter of last resort." He continued. " W hat we (Blacks) are doing is giving peace a chance. By peace, we will serve South Africa for the world. What is the end to be? Will it come about violently or peacefully? How long will it be before it takes place? Only time will tell. However, the sooner we realize that situations must change and are willing to lend a helping hand, the better off we will become and the faster we will grow as human beings. Cats Sept. 11th BE There
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