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ssiv Democrat Terry Sanford and
Republican James Itroyhill are running
neck-and-iieek for the U.S. Senate
seat. As Nov. I draws near, both are
busily criss-crossing the state seek
I inn votes
S.mford is a former N.C. governor,
lawyer and businessman.
lie is I>e.st known for creating the
eonuiHinity college system anil the
School of the Arts, funded by newsales
taxes he requested.
He also served as president of
Duke University and advanced the
Research Triangle.
His opponent had the opportunity
to fill the senatorial seat vacated
earlier this year by the suicide of
Sen. John Kast.
He had formerly served in the U.S.
Time For Tri<
Ghosts, goblins and youngster.'
into the night Friday.
But not ali trick or treaters wi
Several Halloween carnivals <
safer alternative. Small fees may 1
Sunset Beach Volunteer Fire I
youngsters in that area from 7:IU) |
will be games, food, a I vaunted hous
children.
At Town Creek, the youth of Zio
soring a similar event in the fellov
Zion Church Boat) off U.S. 17 north
p.m., and here, too, youngsters art
Parents who are concerned a
children actually receive can do ?
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from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
"We'll also have treats for the
parents something," said spokesm;
healthy snacks, not candy. Trick oi
entrance and follow signs to the XYoungsters
who want to get rea
week at their local branch library
carved pumpkins Tuesday, while c;
day at the .Suuth|>ort Library and
time is t p.m. and youngsters are t
On Wednesday at 7 p.m., youn
Halloween hay ride, costume routes
Bolivia, sponsurrd by the county pi
Women's Network C
Sexual Harrassment
Sexual Harrassment will be the
topic of a workshop sponsored by the
Brunswick Technical College
Women's Network Center at 11 a.m.
Friday in Room 106 at the main campus
in Supply.
Jean Nelson, southeastern regional
director of the National Council On
Local Chambe
I Representatives from 30 North
Carolina chambers of commerce attended
the North Carolina Association
of Chamber of Commerce Executives
Fall Workshop hosted by the
South Brunswick Islands Chamber of
Commerce on Oct. 2(5 and 27.
Local chamber Director Anne
Marie Scheltini was chairman of the
program. It featured panel discussions
on legislative issues and fund
raising, an idea fair and discussion of
economic education issues.
While in the area, the chamber exNAACP
Sponsors
Candidate Night
The Southpnrt and Cedar Grove
branches of the NAACP are sponsoring
a meet-the-candidates program
tonight (Thursday) at the Brunswick
S County Government Center in
Bolivia.
tn Iieslie Myrie of South|>ort is cliairIman
of the program, which begins at
7:30 p.m. in the public assembly
building.
Race
e One
Mouse of Itepresenlatives, from 1962
till 1986. lie was an executive with
llroyhilt Furniture industries prior to
his election to ('ongross.
The two distinguished candidates
differ in foreign policy issues, with
Sanfonl favoring sup|>ort of Central
America through the Organization of
American States as a "show-place of
freedom instead of another battlefield,"
and Brohill defending aid to
the Contras fighting the Nicaraguan
government. Also Sanford calLs the
Star Wars" program a concept, not
a solution, and wants a negotiation of
arms reduction and a freeze on space
weapons and missile testing;
Hrovhill supports a bilateral, mutually
verifiable arms reduction treaty
with the Soviet Union and continued
funding of "Stir Wars."
ck Or Treat!
i in search of treats will go roaming
II be going door to door.
rffer what their promoters say Is a
bo charged.
)epartment is hosting a carnival for
p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Friday. Featured
e and special treats for participating
n United Methodist Church are sponvsliip
hall of the church, located on
of Winnabow. Hours are 6 p.m. to 9
promised "additional surprises."
bout the safety of the treats their
iomcthing about it. The Brunswick
is at no charge on Halloween night
children. We might even give the
sn Pete Barnette. The treats will be
r heaters are asked to use the front
ray Department.
dv for Halloween liave a chance this
. Eight- to 13-year-olds in Shallotte
irving sessions were planned ThursFriday
at the leland Library The
0 bring their own pumpkins,
gslers of all ages were invited to a
1 and party at the county complex in
irks and recreation department.
enter To Sponsor
Workshop
The Status Of Women, will lead the
one-hour workshop. The public is invited.
The workshop is the first in a series
dealing with women and women's
issues to be sponsored by the center,
located in the college administration
building in Supply.
r Hosts Execs
ecutives played golf and tennis, participated
in a poolside clam bake and
nature walk on the beach, and had
the option of attending the North
Carolina Festival By The Sea at
Holden Beach.
It was the first time the association
had met in Brunswick County.
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A variety of programs for adults
art; planned by the West Brunswick
Branch Library in upcoming weeks.
Today (Thursday; at 10 a.m..
workshop participants will make
their own cornhusk wreaths under
the direction of bookmobile librarian
Nancy Price.
Other upcoming events include the
NARFE To Elect
The Brunswick Chapter 18<M of the
National Association of Retired
Federal Employees <NARFE) will
meet at Pirate's Cove restaurant on
Yaupon Beach pier at 1 p.m. Tuesday.
President Carroll Wooge said officers
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Craft demonstation
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Six-part film series on Queen
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New Officers
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Each film is 90 minutes long.
Oil painting workshop by Terry
Sellers, Nov. 5. 10 a.m.
Suggestions for future programs
are welcome, said Edith Bridgers,
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Film Series
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The Elizabeth K film series will be
shown in Brunswick County libraries
during November ;ind December.
The six are: The Uon's Cub, The
Marriage Game, Shadow In the Sun,
Horrible Conspiracies, Enterprises
of England, and Sweet England's
Pride.
They will be shown in the West
Brunswick Library in Shallotte Nov.
6,13, and 20, and continue on Dec. 4,
11, and 18.
The films can be seen in the
Southport Library Nov. 7, 14. and 21,
and continue Dec. 5,12, and 19.
All begin at 3 p.m. and run for 90
minutes. They are free and open to
the public.
The series depicts the life of Queen
Elizabeth 1 of England, a
remarkably courageous woman and
extraordinary politician.
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Dr. Michael Bauerschmidt of
Holden Beach was named president
of the Brunswick Heart Association,
according to N.C. Affiliate,
American Heart Association President
Dr. Gettes.
Bauerschmidt, director of the
emergency room staff at Brunswick
Hospital, will lead the Brunswick
Heart Assn. board of directors,
chairpersons and volunteers.
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