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The Honor Roll of Valor, a listing of
county individuals who have died
while In the armed forces, Is ready
for public viewing.
Brunswick County Veteran Service
Officer Jess Parker said the
memorial will be displayed at the
public libraries according to a
rotating schedule; May 25-31,
Southport: June 1-7, Shallotte; June
8-14, Leland.
It will then be installed in the foyer
of the AdmlnlstraUon Building at Uie
Brunswick County Government
Center.
Parker asked that people let him
know of any mistakes or needed addl-
Uons.
The list is to be updated as needed
each Memorial Day, he said.
AnUclpatlng criUcism from some
quarters, Parker said U»e lisUng In
volves no politics. It Includes
Veterans of the Confederacy and
does not separate veterans of the
Vietnam conflict
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BY TERRY POPE
Sunset Beach council members
believe they may have to raise boUi
the town's tax rate and the water rate
to meet the proposed 1987-88 budget
How large the increases will be
hasn't been decided.
The board began reviewing the
budget Tuesday evening and will
hold another budget workshop Moiv
day. May 25, at 4:30 p.m. Two council
members, Mary KaUierine Griffith
and Kathy Hill, both school teachers,
were unable to attend Tuesday's
budget workshop because they were
at a school meeting.
"We need the whole council here to
decide what we need to give high
priority to," said Councilman Ed
Gore.
Council member Mirmie Hunt the
town’s finance officer, said the coun
ty has raised the town’s base water
rate from 94 cents to $1.20 per 1,000
gallons.
“We're looking at raising the water
rates and at a significant tax in
crease," Ms. Hunt said.
Last year’s tax rate was set at 12.7
cents per $100 of valuation, based on
a property value of $121 million.
According to Ms. Hunt, the town's
water budget for the upcoming fiscal
year shows an estimated income of
$271,520. Ex^nditures are estimated
at $398,417, "which suggests
something," she added.
**Any cuts thst ws nisks sre goin"
to be hard to do," Gore said. "That
tax rate is going to be difficult, too."
The board agreed that policies
need to be established on future fun
ding for the paving of town streets
and for correcting drainage pro
blems.
Hospice Plans
Square Dance
A square dance to raise funds for
the Hospice program in Brunswick
County will be held from 8-11 p.m.
May 30 at the Brunswick County
government complex in the public
assembly room.
The event Is sponsored by the
Lower Cape Fear Hospice, a United
Way agency that provides services to
the terminally ill and their families.
Hospice volunteeis bring help rang
ing from homemaker chores to
counseling into the home without
charge, so the patient can be cared
for without hospitalization.
Lower Cape Fear Hospice serves
Brunswick, New Hanover and
Pender counties.
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Funding for the draining of streets
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ty in the 1987-88 budget, the board
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“When we get those three projects
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The board also agreed to esiabiish
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