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!'!,* Brunswick County l.ibrar> ir
it* vi'Uih:>tors catch a rule <>
iii&: Kailroad' at Siimme
lira-ini-j < juli. ahu ll starts .lul> 1
in: .?:;t;uixf< through Atu! IV at si:
I'artK ipatint: children ail
travel around the aorlii
.lui Keleeia llard\. children's ser
u os coordinator. corrcspondim
a;th pen pals in such countries a:
?!<niian\. Spain. K upland am
' raiu c.
1 his year's prourain offers ac
: vitn > for children aites tt-l't
l or clubs at I.ehanon Baptis
hnirli in f !? . .m.niMiiih
.::ul ;il tlu* entrance t?f' >ltif Town sub
iivision in I .eland. March said sin
would In on the bookmobile wit!
librar> technician Marcus Mintz.
\s in previous summers. ?-lul
members will also read books foi
pn/c> donated In area mereliants
and pla> a .leopardy" style trivi;
\nd we're uomu to read aloui
sud Hardy " They start out no
now mu it. but you know what" The;
tind out they like it!"
Follow mu is a club schedule:
Monday Alternative Fducatioi
enter. Bolivia. 0 a.m.-0:45 a.m.
;u:<\ 0-8: 10 a m.-10:45 a.m.. agei
I'uesday West Brunswick B'*ancl
! iluary. Sliallotte. 12:BO p.m.-l:l;
p :n . aues OiS: 1.80 p.m.-2:15 p.m.
.0-15. i?lde Town Kntrance. :
; in -4 p.m. aues 0-18.
Wednesday Southport Library
>outliport. 1-1:45 p.m.. aues i?-8;
2-2 15 p.m . aues 5 18.
Ihursday I.cannon Baptist
< hureh. 1'unston. :t p.m.-i p.m.. auej
0-18.
Friday I .eland Branch Library
! ". 45 p.m.. aues 0-8; 2-2:45 p.m..
aues 0-18.
Also during Summer Reading
<lu!>. for the t irsl tune youngsler>
who visit the t)ookinobile will get doll-yourself
arts and crafts kits.
"We are in high hopes the childcr
will take them heme and not just pu
them down, but finish them and brinj
them back to the bookmobile for us ti
see." said Hardy. For each com
pleted project returned, youngster
will receive a ribbon.
Home Harbor
Welcomes Six
Home Harbor Home Inc.. a loca
shelter for victims of domesti*
violence, welcomed six new boan
members and installed officers fo:
the 1988-ffli year at a June 23 dinner a
Sizzling Sirloin Steakhouse n
Shallotte.
New board members who wil
serv e staggered terms of one to thre
years are Michael Reaves, who wa
also installed ehairman EVal...
Johnson. Margaret Rudd, W.J
McUimb, Rev. Moses Herring, Re\
George Blanchard and Carso
Durham III
Health News
What.
Can D
Although bursitis is comino
athlete's condition, and it is even
arm." it can strike anyone in a
time.
When bursitis strikes, all of
liniments in the world won't sol'
will merely provide temporary r
When the human hrwtv k ir
pails of it are constantly reccivii
the brain, impulses which
unbelievable complex network
pulses direct the actioas of every
and cell in the body.
As long as there is no interfei
nerve impulses, the body wil
However, should a nerve in the s
impinged, the nerve impulses n
and the body's health will begin
The bursa is a tiny fluid-fille
natural lubricator and shock ab>
all other parts of the body, it is d
nerve impulses and is subject to
impulses are distorted The fluid
thick and gritty and lose ius lubr
turn causes inflammation, with r
soreness known as bursitis."
WEBSTER !
Ifwy. 179, next to Brunswick
t
CON. Thursiln). June ."10. 1!?SS
iUMMER READING CLL
The 'Reading
Kach vit\ packet will liicltidi*
,, ali the in.iton.il> such as nine or
r paint and directions needed for a
1 simile | >r<?jooi. such as a haiioou bud^
d>. a comb creature, a bookmarker.
a piece of jewcln or >arn picture,
j It a younuster runs into problems,
he can also brum the project back to
the bookmobile, for a helping hand
from Mint/
, To prepare for his role. Mint/ is iio1
y/
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Club Honoi
0 Shallotte Middle Si tool's Six Whee
Laura DcStefanu ile^i ?.? a June L
s Presenting the plaque I: ?inta Todd,
Installs Officers,
lo board
1 In addition to Reaves, other officers
for the coming year are Ina
j Mae Mintz. vice chairman; Isobel
r Beebe, secretary; and Wayne Tharp.
t treasurer. They were installed by
1 Jean Nelson, district representative
of the N.C. Council on the Status of
1 Women.
c Nelson also presented certificates
s of appreciation from Gov. Jim Marn
tin to two retiring board members,
outgoing chairman Katherine
Shawver, and Rev. Stan Smith, both
n of whom were instrumental in the
establishment of the shelter.
A Chiroprac
o Fnr Ri i rci+
v i "W k# v> I Ol I
...WITH I)R. VICTORIA E. WKBSTI
Doctor of Chiropractic
nly thought of as an it lias been I
referred to as "game the result of i
my age group at any vert e b r a 1
misalignment
the pills, potions, and called a subluxa
re the problem. They lion. Subluxa
elief at best. tions may be tin
i a healthy state, all result of a fall 01
ng tiny mpnLses from strain or can b(
pass through an caused by mus
of nerves These im- cle tension whicl
organ, muscle, tissue pulls th<
vertebra out o
rence with this flow of place. Subluxa
11 function properly. tions are not self
ipinal column become correcting an(
lay become distorted require profes
to deteriorate. sional care,
d sac which acts as a
iorber of a joint. Like The bursiti:
ependent upon proper sufferer would bi
malfunction when the well advised to c
in the sac can become trained in detec
icating effect. This in tior.s. He prcscr
esulting stiffness and eliminate the eg
subluxation whic
For further information call or contac
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Hard\ said llio kits were tlu
!m*i5sii"*l ol"? i of S.oi5t !?ptij*' pistto'1 u-.n
n;i Bear., who was eoneerned thai
ymmusters using the bookmobile
didn't have available the arts am
t i?ui> nuuuu'iy ?nioroci a
the library. Kuiuiin^ for tho projeci
comes from the Brunswick Count)
Arts Council.
?-' - V... ?v?
-s President
lers' Bus Club honored its president,
I banquet at the Islander Restaurant.
. vice president.
anttioraia ??|,.
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ound thai nen't impingement is often
"
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s l)H. VICTOHIA K. WKIIKTKK
onsull a Doctor of Chiropractic who is
ding and correctu.g spinal subluxaibes
no pills or potions, but seeks to
iuse of the bursitis by removing the
:h produced the nerve interference
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Nl'.W (irKICKIlS of the National Vo
Honor Society at Brunswick Cnnin
(from k fti Paula Almond. sccretar
R CCSti irk
Tlnrt> Brunswic k Community College
students were inducted recently
j into the National VocationalTechnical
Honor Society, the largest
group in the college's history to meet
membership criteria.
Sue Chapman, faculty advisor.
! said members must l>o enrolled as
j curriculum students, with a gradepoint
average of :u?0 or better in 24
hours or more in their field of study.
" These honor society inductees are
exceptional students at Brunswick
Community College." she said.
"They usually distinquish
themselves later by becoming some
of the college's most successful
I graduates."
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addressed the students, their friends
and family. entertainment was provided
by .lanie Varnum. soloist; and
.Ian White, pianist, with a reception
after the ceremony.
Outgoing officers Barbara Doane.
president: Dorothy Harveli.
secretary: l.ucinda Stanley,
treasurer: and Paula Almond, program
director, presented membership
pins and certificates to the inductees.
Inducted are these students
.lames Arnold. Patricia Blackmail.
Pain Brown. Connie Butler, George
Cloningcr and .lulieanne Clonitmer.
I'va Corhett. Helene P./ummond.
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Mason. Marvjoy Morrison. Mildred
Odell. Shirley Pait, Dale Putnam,
Linda Heaves. John Heinsburrow,
Joe Scott. Sharon Sellers. Sharon
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Willoughby.
The new members elected the
following as their 1H88-89 officers:
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Clonmuer. treasurer: and Paula Almond.
secretary.
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