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Poga 22 Supplament lo Tha Brunswick Do Boeht (Continued From Page 20) and she enrolled in the tole class. For years A1 sold heavy equipment and r.diut reared their family; later he was given an International Harvester licavy equipment dealershlp In Poughkeepsie, N.Y., the two operated until their retirement. The Boehmea* first leisure home was in the north, where the lake Irene and they were snowbound In winter. Al began thinking in terms of the 34th parallel and la Jolla, Calif., but lite Iloelunes wanted to enjoy four distinct seasons of the year as well as the water. Temperate coastal North (Carolina seemed Ideal, lying halfway between Florida and back home. Ami the 34th parallel happened to cross North Carolina Just below Wilmington A friend In Edna's tolc painting class heard they were considering North Carolina and insisted they check out Brunswick County -and more specifically, Holdcn Beach. Family members had made a home there, she told I-Mna, and loved it t)ne long weekend In December 19M. Edna and Al did Just that, a driving rainstorm failed to dampen their expectations The two retired Navy veterans seemed meant to settle at Hoidrn Beach, quickly finding a house (or sale in Heritage Harbor. In they moved two months later, in February 1M1 Qrrtu Carolina Shores a Roatfy ? y- * tUMOT t(AC WO^IWOY (ommwniti Oo'manf b*K* 3 V) ?' *?? ?*w OCUW fO?E i?? .-**}? 5 be* l~j? t.o-x* Ia?r? fet wv.K?*?J COMMERCIA \.'*lebat* lorf? on <W&a "TT~ iStCSKJkiNtth t!?M Hwy If* ?rx*- C ? <? ?*> Jt ft ?*3? 0? wo*w A ?? ? im tmiwl NM? ?o Ato.' 'SO h ~*** m < < >?<o?o wacon aeon. April-May. 1985 CHOOSE I me's UkeH l Ml / THESE SNUGGLY MICK make cut* the Sea. Heart trouble lias stneed slowed Al'a pace, but not enough to keep him away from the water He walks on the beach and fishes with friends. Ma In The Hoart i mm> " !*?? aChoimmg I ??Ofd mntry W po*ih >o fca?go .< .* |?0 i MIXiHtanJir . b??cA m#?c I 'o"os K ET u ?? ? V>n?W *n 140 * Appro. ?M PB??<Wpl1 i t ?ro Oot^od toco'vn lor^e tooct ? o*^o V>v^?? ON. 100 H CO""*' CVMrod _ OA** Nar KMObM*- 4 BRUNSWICK OVER CA oving Four i Christmas ornaments and are fun to ma always welcome on board with his knowledge of dicsel engines. "I don't have a boat, but I don't need one," he elaborated. "Down Of Bustling Calabash Hwy. 179 579-3S05 CAROtlNA^SHORES 3 hom* 4??, toirwoy ? bath' <* *gcuog* KMUPUn-S HTtUT jUiMwsh^c^ :it Ibof? ?> ?^v 4 ><OM9* it*) po'-c ?* > l WATTMYAY 1 * o? "C* ? ? to mo? ?.<u Abcv* 1 ACtUGf YVmtoorlowJ on Hw> ?OA r?oi &r wmo ^ ? C?r^o O.+m* ?<> ? laMAj n 1IFORNIA Distinct Sea SP*fG ike for the Holden Beach Festival by here, you don't meet people, you meet folks." He also tends the family garden. And in winter he helps Edna with her FIRST IN BRUNS! AND STILL LEADING YHF WAV II K?to?i 579 3497 Mo ir St?*? Stob 579-9701 I^R cw, $?c? W' ai OfOtK*/* po?kx formal dirur IO 5-ift KKKK from* ftomw 90-09* m if CAU Cor, bock 3 M Kroow room corpwt g "W* *sv? ter^1*11 -_-. ?,-)t ^ 1 o?? oh Vo.'WOy Co " Tl*'"*"*'' '""' ? \oH 1 sons I'laiU?uvvluTi^ ~~ : 'r.r cheese boxes for her tole art Edna gives away much of her handiwork to friends and family. But the annual Holden Beach Festival By The Sea each October provides a popular sales outlet for the "extras" she and other neighborhood crafters nuinv, nuiiuilfl . WIIICUIHC3 lU^lUH J , sometimes alone. Getting ready for their booths at the weekend festival sounds like almost as much fun as the event itself. ' 'There are several of us who like to do crafts. We get together and exchange ideas. We have a great time," said Edna. Some of her most popular small items made for the fair include handpainted ribbons for little and not-so mue gtris, slate rool tlies decorated with a brown pelican or the great blue heron that frequents their canal; Christmas mice snuggled in seashells created in collaboration with Norma Ausley, a friend and neigbhor; and dressed-up mouse "ladies" designed to cover up an extra roll of tissue. Those aren't the only mice in the Boehme house. In the kitchen, for Instance, a wooden "mouse" cutting board hides on the counter, other tiny mice peek from a catch-all on the wall and from a nearby shadow box. "We ve got too many mice to have any cats," observed Edna, memeyed and smiling. WICK COUNTY i EXPERIENCE AND SERVICE st UU Bxowtt 717 4410 i. J?hM?a 574-3349 ^ ,mg >0 rrr ??ud? coxy forn rm Wod charm % * omong "??> Ci OC'? f? $70 ? pern HASH ACKS**~^ h' ? ?o^3?<ap#rt lo? ft 7 bo-tn O'ootbvf1 M-di5C? o^Esms rw wooc row* prK? Ca>oH? rol-ne Vv*^? Nofk Co?o6o*h A.-r? CotoWw Co.* 0.?<^ *c, Copo? *ooOt SKs'ton* fet" 1
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