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THK BKL.VSWICK KKACON. Thurscisiy, Octohi-r 15. l!tS7—ii- \
Wildlife Canvass Comes To Shallotte
The Wildlife Kederalion of North
Carolina is preparing for a door-to-
door political canvass in the .Shallotte
area.
According to a letter from WFNC
Staff Director .Mark Bailey, can
vassers will conUict individuals In
their homes between the hours of t
p.m. to 9 p.m. to collect signatures on
petitions, distribute literature and re
quest contributions.
WFNC staff will carrv idctitilK .1-
tion curds and local police ;sill he
given a li.st of names before canva> •
ing begins.
The Wildlife Federation is a non
profit organization emplo\ iiu; a full
time staff for lobbyniu. oreaiuziiu;
citizens and educating the puhli
alKuit conservation. The organization
is dedicated to the proper
maintenance and protection oi
nritural resources.
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Teamwork Beautifies Sunset Beach
SJAff PMOIOBf OOUGBUTT(P
A joint effort by the Town of Sunset Beach and the Sunset Beach Taxpayers
Association came together last Friday when beautification planting began
along Sunset Boulevard. Planting chrysanthemums on the median strip by
(from left) nursery manager I^arry Harrelson, town maintenance super
visor I.arry Crim. TPA member Jane Knapp and TPA beautification
chairperson Ginny Barber.
Local Beach Projects Seek Senate Approval
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BY DOLG ULTTF.R
Funding for a countywide beach
erosion .study and the annual dredg
ing of Lockwood Folly River Inlet
have been approved by the U.S.
House of Hepresentatives and await
action by the U.S. .Senate.
I-ist month the House approved
$901,000 for the two projects as part
of the Knergy and Water Develop
ment Appropriation Bill for fiscal
year 1988.
The yearly dredging of Uckwood
Folly River Inlet is budgeted at a cost
of $601,000 by the House, while
$.100,000 is budgeted for the erosion
study.
According to Keith Pitts,
legislative director for 7th District
Congressman Charlie Rose.
“Everything is still up in the air."
Pitts said it may be November
before the Senate addresses the bill
because they have yet to study any of
1-1 appropriation bills on the floor this
se.ssion.
"It’s hard to say when they will act
on it." he continued. “We've asiied
them to strongly support what we’ve
got."
1 he countywide beacli erosion
study will investigate damage done
during storms earlier this year, said
Pitts. The funds will also provide hur
ricane protection and flood control.
"It’s really hard to get federal fun
ding for hurricane protection," he
said, “and we hope that by getting
our foot in the door, we’ll be able to
move forward with it a little bit
more.”
Pitts .said the Hou.se approved
much of what Congrc.s.sman Rose
nrnnn.scd for the area, incliitline ;i
$5.8 million dredging of Wilmington
Harlwr.
"We really got the most we were
able to get." he said.
PitLs added, "There were a few
projects we dropped because we
found out they could be handled
ihroiiuh II c *- #
—o OI
Engineers in Wilmington. But
everyone faired quite well."
Other local projects which are part
of the Energy and Water Develop
ment Appropriation Bill for 1988 in
CEDAR GROVE AREA NEWS
Revival Continues In Bolivia
THE PLAGE
FOR RIBBOH & LACE
Large Selection
iCuM! be surprised!
Op>en Saturdays & Sundays
Building E
N. Myrtle Beach Flea Market
BY BARBARA T. HF.WETF
.St. James Missionary Baptist
Church of Bolivia
began a week of
revival Oct. 1'2.
with pastor Ron
nie McCrae Jr. in
charge of the ser-
. vices at 7::i0 p.m.
'■ each day.
The meetings
I are inspirational
and the members
are a.sking you to come out expecting
a ble.ssing.
To Install Piistur
St. James .Missionary Baptist will
also hold an installation ser\'ice for
its pastor. Rev. Ronnie McCrae Jr.,
on Sunday, Oct. 18. at 5 p.m., with
Ocean View Association Moderator
Rev. Freeman Gause in charge.
Rev. Ronnie .McCrae Sr. will
deliver the word in ministry.
The public is invited.
HatsOffToFlythe
Ocean View’s hats are off to one of
its youth, Bernard Flylhe. who has
proven that a new generation of very
positive youth is emerging in our
midst. The South Brunswick High
School tuba player has been chosen
as a member of the McDonald’s All-
American High School Band.
Ocean View hiippiiy renieinuers
the days when he ser\’ed as assistant
pianist for Ocean V'iew Union’s Youth
Choir.
Right away hearts were filletl with
joy and phones began ringirig to e.\-
he has
who've
press the very fine way
represented those of us
always believed in him.
I can recall so vividly the remarks
made by his then Senior Circle Presi
dent, .Mrs. Irene B. Hankins, and his
mother, about how he had unshyly
lapped one of his musical resources
that he had not contributed prior to
that time when a.sked in my Bible In-
.stitute Cla.ss to accompany the youth
of his church instriunenUiUy in their
musical mini.slry.
Afterwards Youth Supervisor
.Arvella .Marlow announced he had
been a.sked to a.ssist Timothy SUmley
as pianist for the Union, a position he
held as long as his .schedule allowed.
A thanks from Ocean View to
everyone who has contributed to the
success of this promising youth.
Happy Birthday
Happy birthday to Robert Smith,
Ru.ssell Hill, Etta Hewett, Vera
Marlowe, .lorry Reaves anil Florence
Nickerson.
Tune In
Be sure to listen to \n'CB Radio
Station 11-110 AM > in Shallotte on
Thursdays at .1 p.m. and Saturday at
10:15 a.m. for the Cedar Grove .Area
News.
On Sundays at 3:30 p.m. listen for
the .Moments of Inspiration gospel
music program.
Weekly Scripture
The scripture for the week comes
from Psalm 35:10, "I will give thee
thanks in the great congregation. I
will praise thee among much
people."
END OF THE SEASON
BLOW-OUT SALE!
on everything in our store!
ALL GOLD & SILVER JEWELRY MUST GO
AT UNBELIEVABLE PRICES!
All 14 K Chains, Charms, Earrings, lOK & 14K Rings
V2 Price, minus 20% means
SAVINGS OF
SUPER SAVERS
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ru/o:
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Chains & Charms
Reg.$25.00
ONLY $6.00 u
Sterling Silver Rings
Reg $25 ONLY $S.80
Sterling Silver Fancy Rings
Reg. $30 ONLY $10.00
14K Bracelets
50 to sell!
Reg. $24.00
ONLY $8.00
Better Hurry, At these prices, our stock is going fast!
GOLD & SiLVER uONNEOTiON
OF GALABASH
CALABASH LOW COUNTRY STORES«HWY. 179«579-5414
elude dredging and flood control con
struction at Carolina Beach ($1.4
iiiiili'jm and dredging and an erosion
study along the Cape Fear River
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