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Page 2-A?THE BRUNSWICK BF.ACO Shotgun-/ After Cros BY SUSAN USHER A v, h" came cntc the Wnc* Brunswick High School campus Friday night armed with a loaded shotgun was charged with "going armed to the terror of the people" and openly carrying a weapon on school grounds after he ran through a crowded parking lot in an attempt to elude arrest. Kicky Bellamy, in his mid-20s, of N.C. 130 West of Shallotte, was released Friday night on $400 secured bond. He is to appear in Brunswick County District Criminal Court on Oct. 20. Brunswick County Sheriff's DetecCRC Hear Water Qi BY SUSAN USHKK A public hearing by the Coastal Resources Commission on proposed stormwater runoff regulations will !? held in Wilmington on Thursday, Oct. 17, at 10 a in. in the Hilton Inn ballroom downtown The K'M'I of the proposed regulations is to reduce the impact of runoff on coastal water quality. Typically the <"l?T acts on items addressed at the Thursday morning public hearings durinit its business session on Friday, with committee discussions of the topics on Thursday afternoon. Urban runoff, as recently explained in a memo from Planner Don Kqqerl to members of the Brunswick County Planning Board, is surface water created by runoff from paved surfaces, roofs and other impervious surfaces. It is polluted by nutrients from fertilizer, oil and other chemicals from roads, bacteria from septic tanks and other toxics. The t'BC's major concern," he wrote, "is that these pollutants arc inhltrullnq the estuurine waters and are the principal cause of the shellfish areas heiiiK closed " Slronq opposition Is expected from developers conecrntnK the proposals, according to the October newsletter of the ('ape Pear (iroup of the Sierra Club The CHC Is cxamlnluk several possible ways to mliicT the impact of ciMistiil development on shellfish luilnl.it and to reduce pollution. InGoat Kill Be/n< V Muillottc police are Invcstlitulln Shallotte wastewater treatinent plai Police Chief Don Slovall said si were found dead Monday mornlnk were discovered by town employ ee cheek of the plant A chain link few Hie deaths occurred sometime All six Koats were the propert Bellamy They were placed Inside brush The tow n wants to plant coa> for ground cover on the theory It < treated wastewater and Increase th IVndmn further mvcstiitation. or w ho killed the knots School Boon To Represer The Brunswick County Hoard of Kducation will provide leytal axtlUtuluvi i.tr > .s.unit>i .. .k. ?-l , ??? n >\'\uui tiiKH principal charged ?1th assaulting a former student Following an executive session Mivihl.ii night, txvarvl members voted to provhic South Hrutvvuick High School IYtnctp.il Muse lean by allowing board Attorney E.J Prevatte to defend him They al<*> voted not to lake any disciplinary action Against t e*u and to Million his position 111 the legal matter I Hiring the closed-d?xvr J-hour se* sion called to discus* personnel nutter*. Superintendent t'.ene Yarhrwugh reported the finding* of hi* investigation vif the charge again*! I em*, finding that in hi* opinion I em* did not art negligently or unprofessionally lit Bolivia MMOMOMi ATHE WBEACON OshteAt COASPU* CAH-ntlA SOUTMMM!NO MIYtC: [ STATION I GAOCHT IN, Thursday, October 10, 1985 \rmed Mar ;s-Campus1 tive Undsay Walton said Bellamy loin UlllCci b lie *?a.i a'tci ooiTivGriC" when he came on the campus between the close of the West nruns wick-wrmevi lie looioan game and the start of a school dance in the cafeteria. Bellamy was brandishing a double-barreled shotgun loaded with double-aught buckshot. "He wouldn't ever say who he was after," said Walton. Walton had worked the ballgame and was the first officer on the scene. "When we approached he ran off across a crowded parking lot. People were running from him; they were ing To Adc jality Meas # eluding: Vegetative buffers buffers between development and the waterfront, to reduce runoff, collect sediment. Housekeeping?encouraging methodology such as street cleaning to control oils and chemicals from vehicles. Infiltration/recharge system?urban runoff would be held and then gradually allowed to filter into the ground's surface. Detention devices Dry ponds w ould lie used to contain stormvr.ier runoff in a developed area and then release It at a flow rate comparable to its flow before development occurred. Staff members of the N.C. Division Ill ( [lOSUll aiaiiapCIIICIU propose [Mill the area of environmental concern (Al'X'l Ih' expanded from 75 feet to 200 feet from Die mean limb water mark. This, accordint! to KKKort's memo to the Brunswick County Planning Hoard, could "significantly increase the number of CAMA permits to tie issued by many local governments". 'Phase regulations dealing with sinKlc-fontily dwellings would apply to areas where subdivisions or plants existed prior to duly 1, i!'B5 Single family residences built more than 50 feet landward of mean hiKh water would tie exempted: they can lie built within .10 feet of mean luKh water if all other regulations are met The CHC staff reconunends a g Investigated K the klllliiK of six Koala inside the at Impoundment on Forest Drive x Koala, one male and five female, with their throats toni out They Johnny Browning during a routine c surrounds Uw property, over the weekend, Stovall said y of Shallolte area fanner James the fence to eat grass and underital Bermuda grass instead of pines mil increase surface absorption of e plant's overall capacity, ttovull would not s|>eculate on what d Attorney it Principal In a complaint (lied h> the former student. Bill Sliaw, IT. of 1 ong Beach, on the Aug XI incident, Si wo* alleges that lewis assaulted him by "(Hitting his arm around his Show's* neck ami pusmng rum Uirvnijth a ?irylow The ease was to has c horn lioard in Brunswick Oxinty District tVinunal I'ourt on So|U JS, but court was canceled because o< the threat txssed by Hurricane (Bona rhe date will he rescheduled m BRUNSWICK ? & AC ON Ettobl"h#d Nov 1 1^62 Ttltphont 7 S4 6690 PubUih#d EviKy Thurtviay At Mom S" ##' Shallot'# N C 28459 SUBSCRIPTION RATIS IN MUlfSWKl COUNTT On# Y#0' $5 23 Si* Months S3 14 tlirWNItf !N NOtTN CAtOilNA On# Y#or S7 32 Si* Montht $4 18 IISIWNIRI INU S A On# Y#ar $10 CO S?* Month* So 00 S#ccwl clo*? pct'o$# po?d o' h# Pot' 0*4?cc ?n Shollo"# ^ N C 2*459 USPS 777 ?80 \ i Charged Chase scared," he continued. "There were u Int of nonnlo thorp " Officers apprehended Bellamy at approximately 10:30 p.m. about halfway between the high school ball field and Atlantir Telenhone Membership Corp. west of the school. Other officers assisting were Deputies Ronald Hewett and Michael Speck and IX. Rodney Cause and Patrol Officer Eddie Reynolds of the Shallotte Police Department. The warrant reads that Bellamy "intentionally armed himself with a dangerous weapon . . . and entered a public area, making threats so as to cause terror to the people." Jress ures 50-foot setback from mean high water or coastal wetlands for all structures not requiring direct access to the water; a 30 feet buffer zone of undisturbed vegetation; impervious and/or buill-upon surface not to exceed 15 percent of the lot; development of a stormwater runoff mangemcnt plan for developinnets disturbing more than 5.000 square feet; and restriction of the "footprint" of a structure built in the AEC to 1,200 square feet, including covered areas and stairways. These recommendations relate to policies adopted by the CRC at its Sept. 5-6 meeting in Beaufort. The policies are intended to discourage development that is likely to hurt water quality or to prevent current uses of coastal waters, such as fishing. These statements: Call for no development within areas of environmental concern if it has a high probability of degrading water quality so as to preclude any existing use of those waters; Recognize that all coastal waters have potential for uses which require optinuil water quality; therefore, at every opportunity, existing development adjacent to the coastal waters shall be upgraded to reduce discharge of pollutants; Declare support for adoption of methods of controlling development so as to eliminate harmful runoff and adoption of best management practices to control runoff from undeveloped lands. At the Sept 18 meeting of the county planning board, members discussed the proposed regulations The discussion is expected to continue at the board's meeting Wednesday, Oct. 16, at 7 30 p.m. in rental units 50 and 51 at 30th and Main streets, Sunset Beach. At last month's meeting. Planning Board Chairman Kd Gore of Sunset Beach said he thought the latest standards being considered by tlx- CRC are "unrealistic" because they are in direct conflict with state septic tank laws According to minutes of the meeting, the board took no position on tlM' proposals at that time Claiming Director John Harvey saui he hoped to avoid an "adversarial" role with the CKC because o( Hie county's CAMA land use plan update, a project that will soon be under way Tile final plan must be approved by the CKC Harvey said he would continue to monitor the state's action arid keep planning board members ami county commissioners informed ( ore said other groups are also monitoring the situation If a county position were deemed necessary , he said he would call a special meeting oi the board I Robin variei H010IN 3(ACN CAUSfW eg 8 FT- ^ fcl ROD & REEL E3 COMBO ;g s3095 ? J13 skth tho jjg Tide Great Gtft for CI Fishermen or Beach Homroaoen WmsmtmsLL Island Living Top Award li Tlie Bi ui'tawiC'k Beacon's "I place again in Best Ad Contest Association. Tho tAn QU'arrl in tHo hoc) > Saturday night to Cecelia Gore ( represented the Beacon at an Triangle. Another Brunswick County second place for best section fo Island I Jving was publishec Easter, Memorial Day, Fourth was the second year it has bee weekly newspapers in the state also in 1983, when the newsf newspaper promotion. last year the Beacon was c best real estate advertisement number won since the advertisi association four years ago. Price Takes Kussell D. Frice has been p motcd at Atlantic Telepho Membership to the post of genei manager, succeeding wmiain (Karl i Bellamy Jr., who has retin He was employed by Atlan Telephone Membership immediati following graduation from Kini Business College in Charlotte, whi he majored in business administi tion and accounting. He has served accounting and superviso capacities with the cooperative I more than 21 years. He has direct the establishment and impiemen tion of a modern data processing < vironment which currently sen the co-op in all aspects of its opei tions. Price came to Brunswick County 1957 and graduated from Shallo High School in 1902. In April he completed 20 years w the N.C. National Guard a transferred to the retired reserv' He has also been active in sponsori youth development and is a p; president of the Brunswick Coin National Utile league organizatic He and his wife, the former Pat Group Vows 1 (Continued From Fatfc l-A) fathered in when the ordinance u amended. The plat is a recombir tion of previously platted lots whi exceed the municipal standards Go From There' The next step for the Concern Citizens of Brunswick County is up the group's attorney, according Cope. Gaining public access and t! public parking at the west end coi Other Business (Continued From Page 1-AI the entrance to the water treatm plant. Allowed the Brunswick Cou Fifth District Civic Center Assoi tion to lease the old I eland Mid School Accept petitions asking the si to include Stevenson ftoad and Hi Hills Drive in the state road systei Presented a certificate to M Smith, who is leaving the employ i local weekly, for outstanding ni coverage Head a letter from long Be. Mayor Ben Thomas thanking th for emergency managenu assistance during the storm Accepted Commissioner Or Heasley's appointment of Da , Guyton to the Southeast! F.conomlc Development Comn sum Appointed Morry Watson to riisair Industries Council. 25S3BB3BBBB son's L> a MON UT * 5 riV 14} 4U1 4T 4 FT. CAST NETS ^ $1895 _ ? ?VUS QCART2 -Time ock $4498 j Again Wins n Ad Contests sldiiu Liv 111$;" supplement nuS WGti first sponsored by the North Carolina Press cwial cortirtn fafounrv U'ac nrPSPnfpd )f the newspaper's advertising staff who advertising seminar at the Research newspaper. The State Port Pilot, won r its 4th of July tabloid. 1 four times this year by the Beacon, on of July and I,abor Day weekends. This n piciteu as me oesi special section in , having received the first place award >aper also won second place in best 'ited with a second place award for the . This year's award brings to four the ng contests were instituted by the press Helm At ATMC lit* ?n- . _ res i \ id- ) f V t\ n(l RL'SSKI.l. D. PRICE cs. ng Ann Wilson, have two children. They ist are Michael, a senior at West ity Brunswick High School, and Connie, in. an eighth grader at Shallotte Middle sy School. ro Keep Working still mean a long, expensive court battle, he added as On Saturday, he urged members ,a" against staging any further protests at the west end, but to let Maxwell set the next move. "1-et's give them a couple of weeks ^ to reply, then go from there," he urged when one member, Larry Mari t n * shall suggested, "If the barricade doesn't come down, 1 think we should ion . . ,, do it again. Members of the group vowed to keep working for parking at west end and to remain together as a group once this project is completed The idea would be to remain organized and to continue raising money in case a similar issue arises. ent nty " i j.M. Parker diy I ^our Complete Buii ins. 1 754a!* I HWTS. 211117 of a Bhmhmhhh ach r??????????? *m _? 'TmTnliilllTTir ?Cc i i I j!! 1 ! j i I ! / A s the 10 ? fti y Jzmm -Jss C5robec | Vertical Bl OPENING SPECIAL A ft THRU OCT Levolor Riviei I BUY ONE, Gl with your measure G & M 1 /i HARBOR SQUARE ll ACROSS FROM MAIN STREET SF Two Seek I ATAAC Post Bv Petition BY SUSAN USHER Two Supply area men are challenging Wilson Arnold's bid for leelection to the Atlantic Telephone Membership Board of Directors, a position Arnold has held for more than 25 years. Marion Davis, local route salesman for lance Inc., and Mack Ix>ng, owner of Royal Oak Sen-ice Station and a longtime Supply volunteer fireman, have won spots on the ballot by petition. Elections will be held at the co-op's annual meeting Friday, Oct. 25, at 7:30 p.m. at West Brunswick High School. Nominations can be placed on the ballot any one of three ways, indicated Percy Woodard of Atlantic Telephone Membership Corp. Individuals can be nominated by the coop's nominating committee: by petition of 15 or more members in good standing: or from the floor of the annual meeting. Arnold currently represents District 5, which includes the com munities of Supply, Varnamtovvn, Holden Beach, Silver Hill and Boone's Neck. He was nominated by the nominating committee, along with the other incumbents whose seats are up for election, Charles H Mills of Town (.'reek. District 7 and P R. Hankins of Bolivia (at-!arge! Neither Mills or Hankins are opposed in iheir bids for re-election, though nominations could come from the floor, Woodard said. The deadline lias passed to subnut petitions. Mills' district includes Town Creek, Winnabow, Boiling Spring lakes and Mill Creek. Hankins represents the entire Atlantic Telephone Membership service area. Temperatures Near Norma! Weather conditions were near normal this week according to Shallotte Point meteorologist Jackson Canady The maximum high was 86 degrees on Thursday, Oct. 3. The minimum low , 43 degrees, oc- , curred Monday, Oct. 7. The average daily high was 81 degrees, and the average morning low was 61 degrees. The average daily temperature was 71 degrees. The area received twelve one hundredths of an inch of rain. The outlook calls for near normal fiimnornfnrne in f Kn 11nruir 'iAs lit II. i I ipv t UlUl III HIV uppvi ? >' *' night and the upper 70s during the Below normal levels of precipitation are expected, the area should receive less than half an inch of rainfall. ! & Sons, Inc. I Idinq Headquarters! 4331 I Supply Louvers rotate at 180to control light and I privacy and can traverse like draperies t Custom Grader quality *rj with high fashion toov. 10 year warranty on r> -?? i? i vj> oi/c V_J- / i nravjiaii Use as room dividers create a complete window wall or 33 j elegantly highlight gjp your patio door j 50% I inds OFF I J BOTH LOCATIONS OBER 31 ? ra Mini Blinds ET ONE FREE! men's and 'his ad interiors i ITTlE RIVER 803 249 2S89 NEW FOOO LION tALLOTTE 754 9100 .I
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