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Th Md-Joumal, Or wwood, Moviwbw 4, 1IHQ Greenville man takes USSR printing press to I 1 iv1 fetll ironic, -Enjaian said, that the rooms had once been occupied by a Communist league. v. Space is very umited, Enjaian said, and many people are still homeless as a result of the devas- tating 1888 earthquake. Two years ago, it would have been difficult to set up such a printing operation for Christian literature, iie said. r- But the Armenians arent so sure the openness will last Enjaian said they want some insurance hi case a Soviet hard liner returns power.

"Time is of the essence, they feel," he said. heritage, received an Invitation from Khachig Stamboultzian, a non-Communist member of the Armenian Parliament. The printing materials, sent hi Stamboultzfan's name, went directly to a warehouse. When Enjaian arrived in Yerevan on Aug. 26, he went to the warehouse and found the crated press and materials in good shape--' Stamboultzian also was in-, strumental in obtaining space for the printing operation.

It was a real coup to obtain rooms in a building so quickly because of the limited available space. It was m-M Selected GREENVILLE (AP) A more relaxed attitude toward religion has allowed Michael Enjaian of Greenville to set up a printing operation that will produce religious tracts and Christian literature for the Soviet Union. An old press, once gathering dust in Enjaian's Greenville garage, is operating 1 in Yerevan, capital of Soviet Armenia. The press is one he had bought while teaching in a California high school. A classroom tool, the press had a defective part which was not readily available, so the school opted to sell it rather than pay expensive repairs.

When Enjaian moved to Greenville in 1985, he brought the press with him. Last fall, the press was moved to the sound stage of Unusual Films at Bob Jones University for use in the film "The Printing," which will be released in November. The press was revised to simulate a press that was used in the Soviet Union to print Bibles. After the scenes were filmed in January, the press went back into the garage. Meanwhile, Enjaian had received a letter from a friend who is pastor of a California church, who explained how his church and another congregation had been sending Bibles into Armenia.

Previously, the Bibles had to be sneaked in, but now that such distribution is being allowed, the pastor wanted to do more. He wanted to be able to print Bibles there. Enjaian told the friend that he would donate the press. He also agreed to take it to Armenia. The equipment was repaired and revised so it could be easily oper-, a ted and was adapted to the Armenian power system.

The printing press operation wasn't so cut and dried, however. At first, visas, weren't being issued to visitors. Then Enjaian, who is of Turkish Armenian Cambridge Academy seventh graders have been seleted to participate in the Duke University Talent Identification (TIP) program. Based on their standardized test cores, the students are eligible to take the Scholastic Aptitude test along with high school juniors and seniors. The aim of the program is to assist youths who have excellent mathematical, verbal, or general intellectual ability by 'providing them with information about their ability and 1 about educational options that may be beneficial to them.

From left are Timmy Andrews, Courtney Lyles, Joey Grob, Gray Boxx and Michael Crowell. On the bright side There is a saying that you cannot turn back the dock, but you Can' wind it up again. i A happy wife sometimes has the best husband, but more often makes the best of the husband she has. Friends have been pictured as people who excuse you when you make a fool of yourself. i r.H 7 1 Hallman is delegater to National FFA meeting 'Candice Hallman, president of the S.C.

FFA (Future Farmers of America) Association, will represent South Carolina as an official delegate to the 63rd National FFA Convention Nov. 6-10 by Kansas City. I CANDICE Njrt I HALLMAN r9 TV She will join 276 state FFA officers who will conduct the business of the National FFA organization during the special sessions of the convention. Hallmsn is the daughter of -George Hallman of Ninety Six and Brenda Cockrell of Saluda, and is a memberof the Saluda UFA Chapter. tA Saluda High School graduate, she is an engineering graphics technology student at Piedmont Technical College.

Special guest Mrs. Elizabeth Byrd was a special guest speaker for Merrywood second graders recently. The second grade teachers were awarded a grant this year dealing with habitats and Earth Day. As part of their unit of study on various plants, Mrs. Byrd brought different types of herbs and discussed them.

(Merrywood photo) Auction raises funds for scholarships DUE WEST The Erskine College Student Christian Association collected over $900 at their annual auction to provide scholarships for two foreign students who have demonstrated Christian commitment and financial need. The value of each scholarship is matched by the college. The SCA will use proceeds from the event to present scholarships in memory of the late Dr. Janet Alexander, a 1908 Erskine College graduate who served for approximately 30 years as a medical missionary in Pakistan. Having graduated in 1917 from the Women's Medical College of 3iUadelphia, Dr.

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