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Kids Helping Kids
Jp .Carolinas Choice 4-Hcrs Amy Royal, Jeremy Sellers
0_'j‘and leader Linda Sellers of Supply take their turn staff-
a table at the McDonald's in Shallottc last weekend,
^collecting a donation from Greg Bland. Donations to
lie “Kids Helping Kids” campaign will be shared by
two projects that help kids: 4-H and Ronald McDonald
Houses. Billy Privette, assistant extension agent for
4-H, said the 4-Hers will be visible across the county
throughout October soliciting funds in addition to the
$150 received last weekend.
Congressman Rose To Speak
At BEMC Annual Meeting
Congre.ssman Charlie Rose will be
the keynote
speaker at the
30th annual
meeting of the
Atlantic
Telephone
Membership
Corp. on Oct. 23
in Shallottc.
^ The meeting
'• begins at 7:30
p.m. in the g>'mnasium of West
Brunswick High School, with lines
open for registration starting at 4
p.m. Cross Roads Band will entertain
prior to the meeting.
Three directors will be elected to
. three-year terms during the session.
^Candidates selected by the
^^ominating committee are in-
^^mbents Lyle Ray King, district 1;
arol H. Danford, District 3; and
Douglas H. Hawes, district 6.
Additional nominations may be
aade from the floor of the meeting.
Any member who cannot attend
the meeting in person can assign a
proxy to vote to another member.
For the first time, this year proxies
to be voted at the annual meeting
must be registered and certified the
day before the annual meeting, or no
«K.,r, OO i; n m
•u,,., UIUII 1^...,.
Proxy certifications will be handl
ed at the ATMC office on N.C. 130
west.
No member may vote more than
five certified proxies plus his own
vote for the purpose of electing direc
tors.
Congressman Rose of Fayetteville
was first elected in 1972. He is chair
man of the subcommittee on Tobacco
and Peanuts of the House Committee
on Agriculture and members of the
Subcommittee on Cotton, Rice and
Sugar and the Department of Opera
tions, Research and Foreign
Agriculture. He is also chairman of
the Speaker’s Advisory Committee
on Broadcasting,chairman of the
OFFICIAL NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
TO THE MEMBERS OF
Atlantic Telephone Membership Corporation
The Thirtieth Annual Meeting of the Members of Atlan
tic Telephone Membership Corporation will be held in
the West Brunswick High School Gymnasium, Shallotte,
NorthCarolina, Friday evening, October 23,1987 at 7:30
p.m. Member registration will begin at 4:00 p.m. Three
directors will be elected for three year terms. Audit,
financial and operating reports will be presented. Enter
tainment will also be featured and each member attend
ing will receive a small memento. Many useful and
attractive door prizes will be awarded in addition to a
grand prize. Refreshments will also be available.
In accordance with the by-laws, the Committee on
Nominations met and nominated the following members
as candidates from directorial districts as follows:
District 1: Mr. Lyle Ray King
District 3: Mrs. Carol H. Danford
District 6: Mr. Douglas H. Hawes
Additional nominations for Directors may be made by
petition or from the floor at the meeting. Our current
telephone book contains a complete set of bylaws on
pages 138 thru 144. We look forward to seeing you at the
meeting.
COOPERATIVES—PEOPLE IN PARTNERSHIP
THF. BRUNSWICK BF..\CON. ThiirMl;i\
Five Hurt In Brunswick Wre
New dollar bills will be given to the
first 300 members to register.
Members will receive mementos and
will be eligible for door prizes and a
color TV drawing.
During the business session, audit,
financial and operating reports will
be presented.
Five motorists were injured in a
head-on collision Saturday near
Bolivia; a Ix:land woman was charg
ed in connection with the accident.
According to Highway Patrol
Spokesperson Ruby Oakley, the acci
dent occurred Saturday at 8:10 p.m.
6.2 miles north of Bolivia at the in
tersection of S.R. 1406 (Cherrytree
Road) and S.R. 1410 (Green Hill
Road).
A report filed by Trooper D.B.
Harvell stated the wreck occurred
when Kay Meyer Todd, 30, of I.eland
failed to yield the right-of-way to
another vehicle at the intersection.
Todd’s 1981 Datsun, which was
traveling east on 1410. collided head-
on with a 1982 AMC driven by Leah
Gayle O'Daniels, 16, of Boiling Spr
ing I.akes; the O’Daniels auto was
traveling west on 1406, Ms. Oakley
said.
Harvell charged Ms. Todd with a
yield violation in the accident.
Injured in the wreck, in addition to
both drivers, were: Becky Register,
25, of Leland, a passenger in the Todd
car; Mark Scott Sherfinski, 18, and
Stacey Bullard, 16, both Southport
residents and passengers in the
O'Danicls vehicle. Two children, who
were riding in the back seat of the
Todd car were not injured, Ms.
Oakley said.
All five injured persons were
transported by rescue squad am
bulances to New Hanover Memorial
Hospital in Wilmington.
A hospital spokesperson said a,ll
but Ms. Register were treated and
released Saturday; Ms. Register was
released from care on Monday.
Harvell estimated damages at
$1,000 to the Todd auto and $1,200 to
the O’Daniels car.
Four other motorists escaped
serious injury in a traffic accident
early Saturday in Brunswick County.
Ms. Oakley said the mishap occur
red Saturday at 1 a.m., 1.8 miles
north of Yaupon Beach on N.C. 133.
A 1982 Toyota driven by Edward
Clarence Hawkins, 36, of Bolivia,
struck the rear of a 1985 Pontiac
driven by Charles Scott Taylor, 21.
also of Bolivia, Ms. Oakley said.
The rear-end collision did an
estimated $2,500 damage to the
Toyota and $3,000 to the Pontiac, she
said.
Trooper Harvell charged Hawkins
with driving while impaired, she
said.
She added that both drivers and
two passengers in the Taylor vehicle
suffered minor injuries in the wreck
and were transported by ambulance
to Do.'-her Mi .
.Southport.
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weekend ur:
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two miles wi '-t o
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Chevrolet trill a.
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at Capt. Pete’s Seafood Dock, Holdon Oaacli
Now taking fishing parties twice daily for
in the waterway and Lockwood Folly Inlet or’,'; P ■
4-HOUR TRIPS, 8 AM and 1
Tickets $10
PM
SUNSET CRUISE THURS-FRI-SAT AT 6
Tickets $7 adults, $4 childm--
CALL 579-5930 FOR INFORMATION & BESEHU
House Recording Studio, founder of
the Congressional Rural Caucus,
founder of the Policy Group on Infor
mation and Computers of the Com
mittee on House Administration and
chairman of the Subcommittee on
F.lections.
Rose also serves as a iiiein'oer of
the Democratic Personnel Commit
tee, vice chairman of the Democratic
Study Group and a whip at large. He
represents the state on the
Democratic Congressional Cam
paign Committee.
He is married to the former Joan
Teague from Winston-Salem.
1 St AnniversarVe^
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