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Incumbents have been nominated
lor re-election as directors of both
local utility membership
cooperatives.
Elections will lie held in conjunction
with the annual meetings of the
Brunswick Electric Membership
Corp., on Oct. 18, and Atlantic
Telephone Membership Corp., on
Oct. 25
Up for re-election by BEMC
Health Board V
Tattoo Ordinar
Tattoo parlors will go unregulated
in Brunswick County a little longer.
The Brunswick County Board of
llealtli liad to postpone consideration
of an ordinance regulating the
parlors because it failed to attain a
quorum on Sept. 9.
The meeting has been rescheduled
for Monday, Sept. 23, at 7:.'10 p.m.
Six members are required for a
quorum; five were present Monday.
A tattoo [wirlor opened recently at
Seaside Plaza, at the Intersection of
N.C. !KH and N.C. 179. Tile department
is interested in regulating tattoo
|uirlors because of the possibility
of the spread of Hepatitis B and AIDS
viruses, which can be transmitted
through contaminated needles.
OUwr agenda item* poalpw.ed Include
discussion of the flu vaccine
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CON, Thursday, September 19, 1985
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I Dec. 10 Is
Their Deadline
I Work's proceeding on schedule si
, Uie Gilbert Koad bridge replace,
ment project in Bolivia. Job
ioreman Johnny Piatt of Carolina
Bridge Co. of Orangeburg, S.C.,
says he hopes to finish by a Dec. 10
deadline. At right, I.yndell Randolph
and state DOT employees
James Newman and Kerry Cross
prepare lo pour the cap (or one set
of bridge pilings, with the other
row of pilings in the foreground.
At the left. Johnny Barfield tamps
the dirt around a third row of pilings
with a "waeker". The new
concrete and steel span will contain
two 12-feet wide traffic lanes
and will extend about 158 feet.
STAir PHOTOS %1 SUSAN U'.Hf p
jmbents Nor
members are Columbus County
directors Beaslcy Strickland
District ll; and Harry I>ec (Bobby]
Jordan, District 10; and Brunswick
County directors Bryan H. Smith,
District 9; Hubert K. Brittain.
Atlantic Telephone members will
elect three directors; District
5?Supply, Varnamtown, Holder
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areas; District 7?Town Creek, WinVill
Discuss
ice Sept. 23
program, a report to the county commissioners
on the "sanitation problem,"
a resiHinse to concerns expressed
by the Brunswick County
Aninuil Welfare Ix-aRue and plans to
advertise the need for sewaRe permits
as they relate to Land sales and
homes and mobile homes.
All meetings of the board are open
to Die public.
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, Creek areas; and one at-large from
l the ATMC service area.
Nominated are incumbents A.
Wilson Arnold of Supply; Charles H.
Mills of Town Creek; and P.R.
I Hankins Jr. of Route 1, Bolivia.
Serving on the nominating commitl
tee that met SeDt. 9 were I.vle Hnv
King, Jennings Edge, Audrey
Salmon, Clyde Stanleyu, Waddcll
Cleminons, Chadworth Phelps, Floyd
Atkinson and George Hellamy.
Any 15 or more members may also
make other nominations by petition
not less than 20 days before the
meeting. Nominations will also be accepted
from the floor.
Atlantic Telephone will hold its annual
meeting at the West Brunswick
High School gymnasium on Friday,
, Oct. 25.
Tho nCMf .....I..,,. 1'*?
? ?* Iiuiuiiiniuipi VVIIUIIIIICIconsisted
of one member from each
Shaliotte Whoe
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Open House for Pro:
JLjfl & Friday*, Sept. 6
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of 11 districts and one at-large: Ray th
CflTlfldv Willip -I Mnrlnw Tamnc 21
Sessions, Roscoc Butler, Gilbert rn
Faulk, Stirling Cartrett, Marvin
McKeithan, Mrs. Donnic C. Miller, m
Bobby G. Inman, Bill Freedman, qi
Monroe Enzor Jr. and Newman
Smith. h(
Directors are elected by plurality W
vote unless otherwise stipulated ti<
before balloting and serve staggered bi
terms of three years each. They must rl)e
no of no close relation to any incumbent
director or of a co-op
employee, they must receive co-op
service at their primary residence, i
must be current in all respects in- I
eluding timely payment of outstanding
accounts and must be age 21 or
older.
Candidates for the board of directors
may also be nominated 1) by
petition of 15 or more members in
writing over their signatures not less
I and Dealers
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an 25 days before the meeting, and
from the floor of the annual
eeting.
Attendance of three percent of the
embership is required for a
lorum.
This year's BEMC meeting will be s
;ld Kriday, Oct, 18, at Smith's ^
cirt.-iiuu.-ic in nriuievme. risgisira)n
will begin at 12:30 p.m.. with c
isiness beginning at 2 p.m. j
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The Fitness <
Complete Nniit
Aerobics & wo
Weight training
Sauna
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Opening soon in
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Calabash VRS
Serves BBQ
Calabash Volunteer Rescue Squad
rill serve barbecue dinners Satur^y,
Sept. 21, beginning at 11 a.m at
he sauad buildine.
ni... *n ra iai
i wica ai c fo.?w CdUl, wiui pier
eeds to benefit the department, said
pokesman Carol Bramley.
:estival Booth
space Available
The South Brunswick Islands
Tiamber of Commerce has announcd
a Sept. 30 deadline for civic
irganizations to submit requests for
tooth space at the N.C. Oyster
"estival, which will be held Oct.
2-13.
Civic organizations, including
olunteer rescue squads and fire
lepartments may apply for comitimentary
booth space at the Oyster
'estival. They may sell snack items
ir side dishes that will compliment
he oyster roast and fish fry to raise
unds for their organization.
The organization's president or
hairman should contact Anne Marie
ichettini at 754-6644 to reserve both
he type of booth and space required.
Groups will be responsible for both
etting up and cleaning up their
tooth.
Requests will be honored on a first:ome,
first-serve basis, said Ms.
ichettini.
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