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Page 10-A?THE BRUNSWICK BEAl Redwine Wi On Fishing < State House Rep. E. David Kedwino of Ocean Isle Beach has been selected vice-chairman of the commercial fishing committee of the 1085 N.C. (ieneral Assembly. Redwine received his appointments last week as announced by i.ision B. Ramsey, who was chosen Speaker of the House for a record third term. Other committees Redwine will serve on include agriculture, banks and thrifts institutions, children and youth, courts and administration of justice, higher education, military and veteran affairs, public utilities, appropriations base budget, appropriations expansion budget, ap? rate lificf !s!!/'f?#?t PommifJPK on general government and appropriations expansion budget on general government. I am very excited about the coinillittee assigments," Hedwine said. Locai Fisherr Plaques In T Two local fishermen were among the 24 in the state awarded plaques recently in the 1984 N.C. Salt Water Fishing Tournament. ( corge Haird of I.ong Beach and Hohert Smith of Southport were finalists in the annual tournament sponsored by the N.C. Travel and Tourism Division. Baird's 77-pound snilfish was the largest over 90 entries while Smith's 112-pound, eightounce tarpon lie at out eight other entries. At least 2,770 citations will also be sent to anglers who caught species in this year's tournament weighing over the specified minimum limits. Included In the tutul are III? citations fur releasing alive certain eligible species, includiiiK tarpon, white and lilue innrlin, sailfish and channel bass. More awards were made lor liiiiefisii. 52!, tiWiii ail>' Other 'Lsh while catches of speckled trout, waliixi and sharks declined, said Joel Arrinitton, tournament director. HHHggpp I Ben Blake lo Sure, I i Diet Ce It just makes # that I II enjoy n lost* these ex picked up over the Diet Cenl without yivii'iy that my hody are I'll live a Why don't to joi ff DI \CEN 1 ftfVJ 1 . ? W-T j Sou 457 nnnHHi v CON, Thursday, February 14, 1985 II Serve Zommittee "Especially the vice-chairmaashlp of the committee on commercial fishing which 1 hope will be of benefit to my district. 1 am pleased also about the new committee on children and youth which will be handling some interesting legislation." Several bills introduced during the first week may be of interest locally, including House Bill 4, which would exempt money from '.he tax on intangible personai property and iu reimburse local governments for the revenue ioss. House Bills 3 and 9 would also essentially raise the minimum drinking age to 21, Rcdwinc said. Anyone has questions about these bills or other matters before the general assembly may contact Redwine at his Raleigh office, 733-5749, or by writing Room 2219, State legislative Ruilding, Raleigh, N.C. 27611. nen Earn ournament "No doubt one factor in the decline of billfish, wahoo and sharks." Arrington said, "was bad weather over much of the spring and summer. Boats just couldn't get out. But there were so many lima that on the few days when fishing was passible, hundreds were caught." A world record channel bass was entered in this year's tournament, a 94-pound, two-ounce fish caught by David Deuel of Vienna, Va. Deuel caught the fish In the Hatteras surf near Buxton. The 1985 fishing tournament, which begins March 15, will include several rule changes. Striped bass will be deleted from the list of eligible species while several weight limits tiave been set as follows: blucfish, from 16 to 17 pounds; shcepshead to 10 pounds; black drum to 70 pounds and sea mullet, to two pounds. ituic brochures foi 11;, llth annua! ?----- 1 I... writing N.C. Travel and Tourism Division, 430 N. Salisbury Si., Kalci|{h, N.C. 27611. ppu mw SS st 50 pounds ;o to the nter lod sense. I know icre in life once I tra pounds I've the years. And at ier, i can do it up the nutrition needs. Chances Innnov tr\rv! v' ? ,v* "3^ * , *w. you decide n me? ET nrm; ii u i r%. nOWe _ _ rthport -4777 > Ordinar Affect BY TERRY POP1 A in (hp rrymty njMivli affects how local developers receiv approvals will go to county coiiuuis Joar.ty planning director John was no opposiiion io ihc recoiio change that would require appUcan to iitiviiu mOfiuily piauiiiiig umm receiving plat approvals. Under the present ordinance, ap quired to attend the board meetings to file their plat applications 12 ds meetings held the third Wednesday County Commissioner Chris Ch and ex-officio member of the coun recommended the change after a " developed among board members t plicants were not at the meetings to At its Jan. 16 meeting, the beard to meet with Paul Dcnms, presided County Dsvclrpcrsi Afsocistion, tc change would place a hardship on lc cording to Harvey, Dennis stated discussed the ordinance change developers who considered it a fair Once developers file an applical subdivision within the county, ropi meet (he approval of several state a. including the State Department of Brunswick County Health Dep. Tags F Mayor Beainon Hewett and the .Shallolte Hoard ol Aldermen can't find a clcarcut remedy for a $5 headache?town auto tans. The tags, designed for display on the front bumper of motor vehicles, were originally intended to promote civic pride. instead, every year resentful residents vent their wrath on town officials for having to buy the tags?or they don't buy thcrn at all, knowing little if anything will lie said or done. I'other than forcing stricter enforcement, Mayor Heweti wants to simply do away with the tags. "I've been dealing with them 20 years and still iiave no solution. If yen i* to thi'in Ihov unnililnM come get them," he said in frustration. Town aldermen also weren't eager to revert to the practice of former police officers, who once delivered the tags in person, prompting recalcitrant citizens to ante up. Some other ideas were tossed out lor consideration. Alderman t'aui Wayne Heaves said the town could (lass out the lags when people list taxes, then add the cost to their tax hills. One town using this practice had no complaints, he said. And Aldermen Wilton Harrelson said the \fm | oi THIS COUPON GOOD F DOES NOT INCIUDE SKATE Rl annaaBBMBlHiMnMi SPOKTSWORli) Is now convoi the I'ort Motel. Young and old recreation lacility right in Brui You will not want to miss c play the best in Top 40 and Ills our Saturday morning t'lpsque The rest o! the weekend yo ages. Plenty o( supervision Is f There's a Spot A .el VI MISS I Vli.Vti: % lV~ rry ?loveii I j JQ I he pul SPtt ,,n M,,n' ^SrfJ ?? MIIH 1 / | 1 HI HI II vrt 1 IM ' I M ' > <=W ? | unn -* IIH Kl MsllUM S" I ice Char Krea Dev ? Brunswick Coun Hon ordinance that vice. Harvey sai e preliminary plat Once the de sioners unopposed. developers must Rorjtiy anjH fhara nlna rfonarhnont mended ordinance plana fur iiie sui ts, or their agents, board. Sometime J ? it....- L.? ?t -J - J At- i meetings ueture vmeu uic ucvci changes as outlii plicanLs are r.ot re- Prior to to , but are requested developers bega lys before monthly parent new polic oi eacn month. appucanis were] appell, a developer such deferrals w ty planning board, major questions subliminal policy" minutes stated. 0 defer plats if ap- In calling fo 1 answer questions, deferrals are "o 1 instructed Harvey the board, and d it of the Brunswick sistency to wher ? Hotorwijna If IKa onrj ufhon if ie n/ cal developers. Ac- He suggests last week he had quiring applican with several local send an official a policy. that.can speak f< Jon to create a new ed that such a ch es are then sent to subdivision ordii nd county agencies, If county cot Transforation, the change a public urtment and the taken. >ose $5 He< town could consider offering a more attractive tag or maybe even a sticker. Mayor Hewett stuck to his idea o! doing away with the tags, suggesting increasing taxes to make up for the losi revenue. The town buys the tagf for 41 cents each and sells them for $f each. That loss of revenue would affect the budget. This year the town ordered 325 regular lags, plus lags for the mayor and aldermen, fin phinf Iinrl nccicfnnt ft!"*? chi-f apH !V firnfiuhtnrv Made by the N.C. Department ol Corrections, the simple tags feature the town name in green lettering on a white background. (For the first time this year the mayor and aldermen received tags imprinted with their ti tl? \ The tags are for sale at the tows hall. By town ordinance, one is is t< be purchased and displayed on tlx front of every vehicle registerce iVilhii'i the Town of Shsllot^ But that's not the way it works because the requirement is con sidered almost impossible to enforce And Alderman David liau.se sau lie's luid "complaints and more com plaints" about having to pay $5. Hi said lie didn't even think they shouli cast that much, that $3 was "a gooi price". Mayor Hewett said the town soli BTSWOI : SOUTHDODf OR ONE FREE ADMISSION TO A ENTAl EXPIRE! licntly located in Soulhport od l.ong Be will enjoy the convenience of having su is wick County. >ur special Friday and Saturday night s co Music. 11 you feel a little shake) on ak Session for beginner skaters from II u w 111 delight in our regularly schedule irovided every session for your safety. tsworld In Wilmington at 5 HO (Meander T ' ' ; ?> J Til I A I iHiiQKV SPORTS! re to ... J I v.. I . u 18; 19 AlH ( I NK.MI # I \1W A/ } > vktki S 50 | \ j i- Xs ?^ j v: oo 25! 26 ~ 3 I 1 V I MX I f MGN1 ( MM M 1 ^ v' -v' * " ?n A<V! woun^rt J CM Hi\t 1 **' ? **' *^ J ^ ? ige Will * elopers ty Soil arxi Water Conservation Scr d. partments' reports are returned, the then schedule a meeting with the plan: staff, Harvey ssidK to work nsit final division before being pinciiicu to the ;s a plat is approved by the board proied by the different departments, e December meeting, several local n complaining about the board's apy of deferring plat approvals until the present Board Chairman Eld Gore said ere being made "when there are tairiy or issues" concerning the plat, the r the policy change, Chappell said the ften looked on as arbitrary actions of evelopers feel there Is no logic or con i a ueterrai is caueu tor ay me Doara pMBHaEBWaMWgBaWBPaB d the board adopt a formal policy rets to cither attend the meetings or to igont or representative to the meetings >r the application. However, Gore addange should be made within the county wnce. rnmissioners agree wiui the ordinance hearing will be held before a vote is xJache the most tags ever?21(1?in 1984, the i first year they were sold at $5 rather than $3. Because of past experience with low sales, the price had been upped to cover the cost of unsold tags. ' In contrast to 1984, 66 of this year's 1 order had been sold as of Feb. 6. Gauss pointed out that iast year the ' town pledged through the media to enforce the requirement. Enforce1 ment was easier said than done. ' "They're not buying it and we're ' nn? nnfnpaina it " ,nU iiuv ciuuiviii^ it, ouiu viuast. ' Aldc cr. W'ltCT. H** l^nn nr?n_ fcsscd, "I haven't even bought niin? yet," as he rummaged in his billfold ! but came up short of the needed cash. i ! Town Creek Rescue T_ r"_ll 1 to jci i on ii > Town Creek Volunteer Rescue Squad will sell pork barbecue and 1 fried chicken dinners Saturday, Feb. 16, beginning at 11 a.m. at the squad . building. The menu consists of chopped pork barbecue, coleslaw, candied yams 1 and hushpuppies or fried chicken, - potato salad, string beans and rolls. - Each plate is 13, with proceeds us1 ed to support the squad. 1 Town Creek Rescue Squad is located on U.S. 17 at its intersection 1 with N.C. 87 South at Wmnabow. 5rSfT i ILDj! t*h Mil II II iiW 2 ANDlET If Kxir birthday | turn. thrn riuikr _ Sporow\?rld will NY SESSION | p'SZZtl i MARCH 3 1985 ! !n tact. g nartr much ti * ? V?| vour r*xt ach Rood next to brnKW ich an exrittng Crowd . nukr \* btnhd^rv wish ? .essions when we M SfxwwwtxU' wheels. don't miss P h 0 M 6 ):00 until 12 Don. 457-66C dfvrntafor.U te? ?#? aa-torn { * C?Xl? C4?W wC [)r *#? ?? rn So , t?NF\D*> ! 1HLBSDA> } 171 t ^ x ior i IMINIIV NvfilWl 1 V < i ' \i mm .rW j ! .ctr.-.r. ! u i >::s j 20* 21 Unk'-M, 'XXI VR NKiHT I V SiV K>? ?w?M 1 5 ? i;rs *u V i I J roo ?? ? ? */ '/& B ? .?? JNNK.M1 (XX1AMMOHT 1 ? ? i r> [ ' ?~v- a ?- rs I \ Black History Program Set The Brunswick County Black Culture Awareness Committee will sponsor an annual program on black culture Sunday, Feb. 17, in the public assembly building at the Brunswick County Government Complex in Bolivia. Beginning at 4 p.m., the event will include several poems, singing, fashion designs, arts, crafts, creative dancing and oral presentations. Door prizes will also be awarded. The event is held annually in keeping with Black History Month. People of all races are invited. Correction Last week's news story on the zon IJlg CItHnges at ounsei oeacil uuiiuaiir ed an error. The story stated that four zoning changes were approved by Sunset Beach Town Council at its Feu. 4 meeting. In fact, only two of the requested changes were approved. Council did not approve two other proposed zoning changes by a twothird's vote, as is required for ail changes in the ordinance on first reading. 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