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l»uKi* lO-A—THK mU'NSWK'K HKACON. Thursday. October 22. 1987 Water Line Installation Underway In Leland Area HY DOLT. HI rrKR Several northern Brunswick t'oiin* ly coiumunilies should soon realize tile efforts of a UVyear struKKle for a water system. Installation of pipeline connectinjj the l.elaiui Sanitary District with the I’ounts water system be^an about three weeks a^o in the areas of the Leland Post Office. Ml. Misery Hoad and DiiPunt Koid. Accordini; to Leland Sanitary District Board Chairman Boyd WiiliaiiLson. This project has been 10 years in the making, and Pm dehphted to finally see the pipe ^oinji into the I’round, It's loiif* overdue." lie .said cushuners in the area cur- rciilB tmdei' (’onstruclion could receive ser\*ice in as little as two months. When completed, the district will include approximately 47 miles of pipeline ser%’ing the communities of Belville. I^astbrook. Uinvale and parts of Navassa. The $2.3 million project Ls being handled by W.K. Blackmon Co. of Smithfield. which last installed sewer lines in newly-annexed areas of Wilmington. WilliaiiLson saul unlike many con tracted projects, the comixiny doing the work has a definite slake in this one bt'cause it Itis recenth purchiis- Oil property within the distnct at .\avassii with the idea of est;iblLhing PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Two Recognized At Bolivia Two employees have been recognized In Bolivia Klementary .School this month. Doslier Miller of Winnabow. a teacher for 27 years, is the employee of the month. A second-grade teacher, she is aLso chairperson of the staff advi.sory and second grade math conimitlees and representative to the siiperirilendent's council. Inna (lalloway is the tVlober bus driver of the month. A driver for Kleme.nlar'’ for seven years, she has also worked as a teacher's a.ssistanl for 20 years. Safe- tv for children conies first, she .says Mill.r Arrives For Dufy I S Air Force Sgt. Douglas W. Moore .Ir.. a security .specialist, has arrived (or dut> with the 50lh Securi- t\ Polici- .Squadron. We.sl Gennany. He is the s«»n of Sonia W. Moore of l.otui Beach. Smifh Deployed .Nnnrenlire ‘ ■ V • . \1\ I'.-ll *.Of .1 ••-no'Oih deployment to the h'- .'.‘r.'r.o.c.i;; .jbu.uiJ t/ie c’oinbal r .'lap C.S.S Concord, iiomeported s! in .\»rfolk. \ a. Hie ship coordinates supplies, loud, pails and underway replenish ment for the entire .Sixlii Fleet. .simtli is a ll'fit graduate of .South Brut.,-uick High .School. His wife, Darlene, is the daughter of .Aurllier .ijui Car‘ie Kandolph of Houle 2. ituiiN la Moore In Egypt I Army .Staff .Sgt. Dwight I). Moore ha.s dephiycd to F.gypl to par ticipate m the Bright Star 'ST" joint land, naval and air de.sert training exercge with FgypUan forces. He Is the .son of Chn.siabelle Moore ui Southpnri amj a communications .->.^leih maintenance speciali.sl with the 1st Air Defense .Artillery at Fort Bh.^-.'. Texas. Redwine Appointed Stale Hep, Duvid Hedwine D-Brunswicki of Ocean Isle Beach ha- been appointed by House Speaker l.isltui Hamsey to two lameb. the newly-ereated Property lax .Murl\ ComimUee and the •SeafuMi siiuU Foinmis.Mon. The lax group IS to make a detailed >lu(l\ if the efficieruN and effee- ti'. eIu^^> ui the state's properlv lax >.'>- lem. examinging all cla.ss ui pro- perl> and all exemptions, exelusion.s and preferential cla.ssificalions. fd- mg a \u iii»‘n re[)ori by March 1. UiHh 1 he ! l-niemher seafoo^i pane! i.s to look at v\ays to promote the slate's M-afoed mdiislry. including •ojuaeultuic. It will report to the l‘.»8'i K-ncral .Assembly Itedwine represents the 14th Ih.-'tnii, made up of Brunswick ‘ ounl\ and purlions of \fw Hanover and 1 Vnder uiinlies Pigotte Promoted ' uriis I'lgoiti- ,Jr.. son of Mrs. Cur- ti.s I'lgut!,. uf Shaliotte has Ijeeii nain- ■*(! a.'-.^l^tanl manager uf Aelmn D'vwall Curp, m Allentown. Ha., wi:- iiv i,. manageiiu'Ml trainee. ‘- '■ his mother will go to • tiat!.i:i..ui:a. lenii,. to see him :- 'ec.. !,i>. manager's eerUfieale. .iltui which he will he assiguetl to Allentown. Pa., but will also work out of Atlanta. Ga.. Columbia and North M>rtle Beach, S.C., and Charlotte. Officers Announced Officers of the West Brunswick High School Health Occupation Students of America iHOSA) are (.'tinny Gurganus. president; Sandy Wilson, vice president; Candace Johnson, secretary; Jessica Home, treasurer: Shannon Price, reporter; atiu ixtiuiii i^wnsrd, historian. The club met for the first time Oct. 19 and plans a productive year, said Wilson. On Nov. 11 officers will at tend a leadership conference at Goldsboro High School. Heweff Graduates Airman Shawn K. Hewelt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Hewett of Supply, recently completed six weeks of U.S. Air Force basic train ing at lackland Air Force Base. Texas. He is a 1986 graduate of West Brunswick High School. Shaliotte. Botfomley Performs Junior Brett Bottomley of the Berklee College of Music in Boston will be featured in "Untitled,” a con cert of jazz and fusion at 7 p.m. Nov. 13 in the Berklee Recital Hall. A professional music major, he is the sun oi Flneda Bottomley of .Shailollc. In Exercise U.S. Army Sgl. 1st Class Israel L. I3avis recently participated in the NATO-sponsored exercise. Return of Forces to Germany '87 (FiKKORGERi. A food service specialist with the 410th Military Police Company at Fort Mood, Texas, he is the son of Marie E. Davis of Southport. He is a BK)9 graduate of Brunswick County High School, Southport. Completes Cruise U.S. Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Scott A. Wigal recently completed a West African training cruise and is currently proceeding around South America with the Unitas XXVIII fleet aboard the tank landing ship "USS Barnstable County,” homeporled in Norfolk, Va. A 1984 graduate of South Brunswick High School, he is the son of Robert L. and Dona J. Wigal of Southport. THE PLACE FOR RIBBON & LACE Large Selection You'll be turprited! 0{x.*n Sotu'doys & SofKioys N Building E Myrtle Beach Flea Market bOB BUCK FOR HOLDEN BEACH COMMISSIONER TOWN administrator DEC. '81 TO SEPT. '87 VERY FAMILIAR WITH LOCAL CONCERNS ser\’c the northern region actually began 12 years ago and intensified when the Inland Sanitary District was established in 1977. Williamson said the initial plans of the district's boani called for the use of existing groundwater supplies and its own water treatment plant. He explained, however, that when the county water plant was con structed and lines were run just a few hundred yards outside the district, the board decided to focus on connec ting to the county water system. Williamson added, "This is really something which should have been done ten years ago. But the impor tant thing is that these people are finally going to get the water." it AM PHOTO Bt iUVAtl UiMEff CLATTTON GRAHAM cuts tubing Friday as installa tion of water lines for the Leland Sanitanr* District con tinues. This crew at work on Village Road is one of three the contractor, W.E. Blackmon Co. of Wilm ington. has assigned to the long-awaited project. an eastern regional branch office. "It’s not like they’re going to take the money and run,” he said. Williamson said the contractor cur rently has three crews at the site and may bring in one or two more to speed up completion. He added that the main lines throughout the district should be completed in six or seven months and that the entire project sliould be com pleted in nine montlis. Currently, residents within the district are using wells to meet their water needs. Williamson said con nection to the system is entirelv voluntary and that approximately vu percent of the home owners have re quested hookup. Williamson said the board has received "very few complaints con sidering the nature of the construc tion." The search for a water system to airoort P Ir AUTOI RENTAL & SHUTTLE SERVICE CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AT THE BRUNSWICK COUNTY AIRPORT 380 LONG BEACH RD , SOUTHPORT (919)457-9898 SPECIALS •DAILY* Compact $29 95 Standard $32 95 •WEEKEND* Compact $79 95 Standard $89 95 TRY OUR AIRPORT SHUniE SERVICE We'li drive you anywhere and pick you up Serving oil Brunswick County Coll for rotes. LET US FILL TOUR TniNSFORTlTlOH NEEDS Ford Soys GO CHEVROLET Mark King says: My promise to you, "I won't be out traded or undersold." ALL ROADS LEAD TO.. PTO Elects Officers The Union Primar>’ School Parent- Teacher Organization recently elected officers for the 1987-88 school year. They are Joe Stevenson, Supply, president; Torri Williamson, Ocean Isle, vice president; Suzanne Robin son. Holden Beach, secretary", and Kvelyn Johnson. Shaliotte, treasurer. 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