Page 14-A?THE BRUNSWICK BEAC
Literacy 1
BY DAWN ELLEN BOYD
Approximately 5,000 Brunswick
County residents do not knnw how tn
read or write.
If you find this alarming enough to
want to do something about it, the
Brunswick County Literacy Council
needs you.
George (Clem) Clementson, chairman
of the council, said a 12-hour
workshop will be held Nov. 8-10 at the
Supply campus of Brunswick
Technical College to train volunteers
in the Laubach method of teaching
adults to read. The sessions arc also
used to introduce other types of
literacy volunteers?administrative,
fund-raising and the like?to the
l-aubach method used by the council.
Workshop hours arc 7 p.m. to 10
p.m. Friday, Nov. 8; 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturday, Nov. 9; and 2 p.m. to 5 p.m
Sunday, Nov. !0.
Participants should bring a bag
lunch to Saturday's session.
The cost of the workshop will be $10
per person. Senior citizens (persons
over age 65) may take the course at
no charge.
"You don't have to be a school
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potential volunteers with the
teaching method.
"It's a starting point," Cleinentson
said. "I didn't have any idea of how
to go about teaching someone to read
when I started. This will show people
where to start, what to do."
Ruth Whitley, a member of the Columbus
County Literacy Council, will
teach the course. Hrunswick Beacon
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News Editor Susan Usher will assist
Whitley.
Clementson stressed that
volunteers are especially needed in
the Ash and Iceland areas.
Volunteers work confidentially i
with adults on a one-to-one basis. i
Bruaswick Technical College provides
free Adult Basic Education I
classes for people wishing to learn to I
read, but manv adults don't want to i
confront their problem in such a ,
public setting. t
"Some people don't want other pco- t
pie to know they are illiterate," said
Clementson. "These are the people t
we can help. We work privately with a
individuals." C
Tech Will Ai
Donated Fac
nrunswick rccnnicai college will 1
auction off Uic buildings and contents '
of tiie ffolden Beach Motel and Cam- !
pground on Saturday, Nov. 9, at 10 <
United Carolina Bank donated the <
fjipilition 1.0 ho o-iHnlfo f/inn/{' jinr ? J
sell for the school's benefit.
Announcement of the gift came last *
week from Ixio Jolmson, senior vice
president of UCB and a former c
trustee of the college. d
United Carolina Bank plans to use t
the site as the location of its fifth r
Brunswick County branch, which will
open in spring 1986. c
Building contents include fur- P
Statutory Offen
A probable cause hearing will lie
held Nov. 5 for a Ixing Beach man t
charged by the Brunswick County
Sheriff's Department with taking r
sexual liberties with a family .1
mctnlM'r when ?ihi? than 11 u
years old. n
Kdgnr Kugene Kcplcy, 45, of .14th tl
Street N.K., was charged by Detective
Nancy Simpson with one count of ii
statutory rape, two counts of ti
statutory sex offense, two counts of r
crimes against nature and one count a
of incest. T
State Health C
Visits Brunswii
The llrunxwiek County Health
Department received a goodwill visit '
from State Health Director KonaUi '
II Irvine last Wednesday.
Irvine traveled with Sally Melck, 1
manager of the Kisk Deduction Pro- '
gram; Itebcccu Merriweathcr, head
of the Communicable Disease Hoard; '
and Jerry Hhodes, head of the Solid and
Hazardous Waste Management
Brunch.
I'cggy Hargenqast. Brunswick
County Health educator, said Irvine
wanted to discuss accomplishments
and concerns with staff members.
VFD To Hoid
Dinner, Sale
The Supply Volunteer Kire Department
will serve barbecue and ham
dinners Saturday. Nov. 9, from 11
R.m. to 5 IV111 at the fire stjilien ...
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Donations are being accepted tor a |
yard mile that will lx- held at tlx'
minie time
Kach dinner will Include a choice o(
meat and hushpupples. candled
yarns, coleslaw ami tea or cot tee tor
IS 50 |ier plate
Volunteers will deliver sis or more
plates To order, call 7M-4259
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The Literacy Council was formed
four years ago. Clementson was taking
a course in iiie Laubach metiiod
at Brunswick Technical College and
a college official and the workshop
instructor suggested that he work to
form a council in the county.
Clementson said he appreciates all
ihe help the council has received
Tom Brunswick Technical College
'.nd especially from college president
loe Carter. "He really wants people
o get an education and better
hemselves," said Clementson.
Anyone interested in signing up for
he workshop should call Clementson
it 842-9599 or Brunswick Technical
follegc at 754-8773.
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uture, restaurant equipment, bed
spreads, carpets, a cigarette
nachine, appliances, lamps and air
conditioners.
Two pickup trucks, telephones, ladlcrs
and high pressure hoses will
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I>es Paul Auction of Wilmington
vill handle the sales.
Buyers must pay with cash or
check and haul away all merchanlise
the day of the auction. Persons
luying buildings will have 30 days to
emove them to another site.
All proceeds will be used to support
ollegc operations, not the building
irogram.
ses Charged
The offenses allegedly occurred
letween June 1981 and March 1982.
Arrested Oct. 25, Kepley was
eleased from the Brunswick County
ail Monday, Oct. 28. on $25,000 bail.
rith the condition ttuit lie not comnunicate
directly or indirectly with
he child iM-fore the trial.
At Kcpley's first appearance hearig
on Oct. 28, a motion by defense atorney
Tom Heller to quash the warants
because of the dates of the
Honed offenses was denied by
Mstrict Judge I>ec J. Greer Jr.
director
ck County
I-ovine also met with Hrunswick
bounty Health Director Thomas
Hum and departmental supervisors.
Hargenqaxt said Irvine hadn't
risited Die department in a number
)f years.
She laughed, "H was kind of like
neeting the President of the United
itates for us!"
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Court Da
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District Court for 30 persons cliarged
with trespassing on the v.est end of
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again, this time until Dec. 13.
Assistant District Attorney Wanda
Bryant obtained the continuance, she
said, to provide more time for her to
review the case and decide whether it
should be prosecuted in district
criminal court.
The charges stem from an Aug. 24
motorcade by members of a group
called Concerned Citizens of
Brunswick County through a barricade
across the entrance road to
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