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KAn increase in people looking for
work resulted in an increase in the
Brunswick Countv unpmnlnvmpnt
Iraie irom / a percent in July to 8.6
percent in August.
The number of oeople working also
I increased, from 18,200 to 18,440 out of
an increased labor force of 20,170. In
August, 1,730 were listed as without
jobs and seeking employment, accorRegister
of De
Reports Augus
During the month of August the
Brunswick County Register of Deeds
Office recorded a total of 1.007 deeds
or deeds of trust and collected $7,677
in fees, according to a news release
from that office.
Irregular instruments, which include
filing of corporations, contracts.
financial statements, births,
deaths, and marriages, generated
$5,515.56.
A total of 38 plats were recorded.
Tour Features
Crawfish and catfish production
Hp will be the main topics during a Friday,
Oct. 4, farm tour sponsored by
the Brunswick Soil and Water Conservation
District, said Birdie Frink,
H agency secretary.
The tour, an annua! event, will
begin at 9:30 a.m. at the Agricultural
Building at the county government
center in Bolivia.
Carmen F.nfernes' and Boyd
Evans' crawfish and catfish farms
will be visited in the county, among
others. The group will also travel to
1 ake Waccamaw to view the largest
catfish farm in the area. Buck Trail
At Conference
Millie Sellers, manager o( the
Employment Security Commission
(office at Bolivia, met Gov. Jim Martin
during a reception at an International
Association of Personnel Services
meeting sponsored in Kaleigh
Sept. 20-21 b> the N.C. Employment
Security Commission.
Storytimes
Offered
At Libraries
Storytime programs will be
featured in the Brunswick County
I Jbrary system in October.
Tuedays will be storytime day at
the West Brunswick Public labrary
in Shallotte
Two storytimes will be offered for
children aged three to five, one from
10 a.rn to 10 15 a m and another
from 11 a m to 1145 a.m.
The main library in Soulhport will
have storytime day on Wednesdays
Storytime for two and three year olds
is from 10 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Stones
for four and five year olds are from
II a m to 11 45 a m
Inland library will have a Knday
storytime program beginning Oct.
11 for three to five year-olds
Children can attend from 10 a m. to
10 45 a m. or from 11 a m. to 11 45
a.r:
Children will be registered upon arrival
Professional
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ding to the state's Employment
Security Commission.
In a statewide unemployment rate
of 5.8 percent, the largest single
group of unemployed represented
continue to be textile workers, accor
ding to Bob Campbell, ESC public information
officer. The state had
183,500 people available and looking
for work.
xJs Office
I" Activity
generating $525.50. Keal estate excise
tax collected totaled $14,653.
Total revenue for August totaled
$28,371.06.
Expenses for the month were
$222.99 for postage, $215.91 for
telephone. $200.64 for travel and
training, $44.65 for departmental supplies,
$781.85 for equipmental rental,
and $3,182.69 for contracted services
for a total of $4,648.73, excluding
wages.
Aqua Farming
Aqua Farnis.
For more information, or to confirm
registration, call the Soil Conservation
Office at 253-4458. The
number of participants will be
limited.
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this fall through the Brunswick County
Health Department's adult health
program to senior citizens and those
nun sin ui us i is a i ui suuuuiimk>.
They are also available through
private physicians.
For the two target groups, Health
Director Thomas Blum said shot
clinics will be held at the county
health department and five other
locations throughout the county during
October. The cost is $3 per shot,
the same as last fall.
Flu season doesn't arrive until late
full or early winter, but the shots
should be taken now to allow time for
immunity to develop.
The clinic schedule is as follows:
Bolivia, Brunswick County Health
Department. Mondnv Weilnecilnv
and Friday, 8:30 a.m.-ll:30 a.m. and
1 p.m.-4 p.m., Oct. 1-Oct. 30.
Southport, Senior Citizens Center,
Thursday, Oct. 3, 1 p.m.-4 p.m.
Shallottc, Senior Citizens Center,
Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1 p.m.-I p.m. and
Wednesday, Oct. 10. 1 pm.-2 p.m.
1 eland. Senior Citizens Center,
Thursday, Oct. 10,1 p.m.-4 p.m.'
I .onK Beach Recreation Center,
Thursday, Oct. 17,1 p.m.-4 p.m.
Jennies Branch Baptist Church,
Thursday, Oct. 24, 1 p.m.-4 p.m.
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Flu is a viral infection of the bronchial
tubes and lungs and is caused
by various strains of viruses. The flu
viruses expected this year are
Az'Ciuic, A/Fiiilippiucs ami D/TiSaK.
Flu is often confused with the common
cold. Flu is normally accompanied
by a significant fever,
whereas a cold is often characterized
by primarily nasal congestion.
While usually a mild disease in
children, young adults and healthy
middle-aged adults, flu can be lifethreatening
for certain people. Thase
at risk include all persons 65 years of
age ur miHT una tnose unaer to with
chronic disease such as long-term
lung, kidney disease, diabetes, cystic
fibrosis, anemia or severe asthma.
They are more prone to develop
pneumonia or other secondary infections
because flu lowers their
resistance.
"It's especially important for people
in the high risk group to get their
flu shots now," according to Dr. J.N.
Macl'ormnck, chief of the N.C.
Department of Human Resources
Kpidemiology Section.
He said most other people can fight
off the flu with a few days in lied, additional
days of rest, aspirin and
plenty of liquids to drink.
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