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Waccama
Notice Or
i 'iiinu a lark at available vol
i the \Var( amau Volunteer lin
:ii? :it u;ll no lonuer handle uiim 1
the:- :n?T;;rt)r;> rall> with"
1 he department will eontm
e:neri:eiH-> ea!l> lituever. toas
Miimel neede i tot other tran>por
Vance notice. ;n .-.Tcluu: to Kevn
?\ith the tire unit
Mostl\ duritu: the daytime <
j iiMKilt hf:." hi added. notitu: th
| lh.it iol Mi h i to :roe the
rails
\Vh'i? !hi* t* >mt>iin*?i fire
i t\ |>i? :*!!\ i"t-ji't ha\o m;m> i
j ha\u -rvoral peoph ?:?t
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Sunset I
Battle C
B\ Dot <; KfTTKR
i*. appears the Town of Sunsi
Beach will have to ip> to court to fu;l
for ownership of an area it hail plant
oil to use for a public beach acres
facilit\
The town, which :n Febniarv filet
a lawsuit nitainst a dozen island pre
pertv ou:;er> who withdrew tlit
targeted land troin town dedication
Fourteen Cc
To Share 'Pc
K-'iirti'i'ii auencies and oruani/.alions
>l;iiui to share .f.lU.iMin from tin
N.C. tieneral Assembly's annua!
distribution "5 "pork barrel'" 01
discretionary funds
Kep i. David Hedwine vvil
distribute ?21.:?tHi of his anticipate!
allocation within Brunswicl
County, with the balance uomu t>
Bender and New Hanover counliej
Soles has earmarked Sll.OOO of his e>
pected Slid .000 tor Brunswick Count]
with the balance divided amonii Co
umbos and Bladen county an
! a\ .-.Jam I'. w;.>!up ('umberJail
? i.iiitv 'ia.a/ii/ation>.
i'fli.- \ ? .ii allocation troin Soles i
mot- than last year. when he ap
preprinted <?i.ooo of his >i?tt.ooo alloca
lion here
1-our local projects are slated t
receive funds from both Hep. Hed
wine and Sen. Soles, with tin
Brunswick County Agricultural Kx
tension Service down fo
Sa.ouo uuo from Hedwine am
J'J.u(H) from Soles for purcltii.se of i
la-passenger van to he used ntainl;
by the 4-11 youth program.
Kxtension Chairman Milton Col
email said the discretionary fund
would make the difference i
whether the viin can he purchase
this fall.
We have some funds reserved,
he said, but not enough."
The van would replace an old rofu
lashed school bus. "It finally ran il
last leg." said Coleman. "After
stopped on several trips, we decide
we couldn't take any more chanc<
using it to take the children on trips.
The la-passenger van would be u
ed mostly on 1-11 activities, but wou
also he available for other cxlcnsii
programs, such as farm tours or e
tension homeniakers club trips.
Pork barrel funds will also boo
throe area festivals, with tin- N.1
(Kster Festival and N.(\ Fourth
Juh Festival each slated to recci'
j'i.oon from Itedwine and $1,000 fro
S??k's: and the N <' Festival K\ tl
Sea. sponsoied by the lloldeii lieai
Merchants Association. t*? r?'cei1
$1,000 from each.
In Bolivia
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THE&BEAC0N
On Sal? At
COMPLEX CAFETERIA
KOPP'S STATION
cniiTUoniiun ctDViirc
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(Ken's Pawn
THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL
I ' k-^"$275
*^c-- Color TV Boa 00
Heihg Meyers Shopping Center
</?, Hwy 17 N Si~>Olio!t<
I \ 754 5570 ^
jl
iCO\. riiur\(la>. June ::i?. piss
w VRS Needs
1 Non-Emerge
unteers. sta tilth: .1 ul> hospital uh<> hav
and Kescue iVpart- their dort?>r>" ??! 11
leduled transports "i Over tin* pa
ut l'4-hour notuv about ?tu* enierta
tie ropondinu to all S<?meda\s ai
-emble tin- extra per- l ast wivk
t>. the unit needs ai ! in if one t-> a do
i Smith, a lieutenant dolor's office u
Smith last Thursci
AO Ulst haw two pen- eillcrueiltA rail "
id one of them 1> the ' h: Wednesda
at he has taken ovei emeritoric a rail,
dispatc her to ?:o >:: availahie to i
rescue depart merit re>ponded. but on
tor transport.-, there We've -lot ti
1\ released from t!u> ru-f<! m.'iv m ?ipkBeach
Faces
)ver '12th St
received the defendants' response
t last week and appears t?> he tieaded
it fur a leital battle.
s Following the filing of the defendants'
response on dune 17. Town \ti
tornej Mike Isenberu said Tuesday.
It will definitely have to m> to
...... . (It'll . . I 111 I f\ llll-lf > any
chance of settlum il out ??f court'."
)unty Groups
Drk Barrel'
Rep Redwine also proposes allocations
to various other county
1 organizations:
Hope Harbor Home lnc . $2,000 for
capital improvements;
1 Brunswick County Literacy Coun1
cil Inc.. $2,000 to combat illiteracy;
t City of Southport. for capital imo
proveinents to the Southport Community
Building. $2,000;
t- -Brunswick County $2,500. of
> . which $500 would i?o to the United
'1- Farmers Organization: Si .(KM) to the
d Cedar drove NAACl' Chapter for the
<! cviuntywide Martin Luther Kiim dr.
At I -Si) Scholarship I'rourain; and
$2,000. to the Rape Sexual Abuse Vie?
tuns Services, 12th Judicial District,
for continuing rape crisis services.
Brunswick County Library. $2,000
o for the I.eland Friend- of the Library
for capital improvements.
l' Lonn Bay Artificial Beef Association
Inc.. $1,000 for an artificial reef,
r Sen. Soles also proposes allocations
li as follows:
;t Southport Volunteer Rescue
> .tquao. si .(Mid tor equipment; and
Waccamaw hire and Hescuc.
I- S2.000 to assist with purchase of a
s pumper,
n
CP&L Checks
r. Plant Sirens
"s (Carolina Power & Light Co. will
ll conduct a low-volume "growl" test
( July 12-14 of the alert sirens surroun*
dint; its Brunswick nuclear plant.
The quarterly teste are intended tc
s* assure the sirens are capable of func
( tioning properly in the event of at
,n emergency at the plant. The sirens
x are mounted at 32 locations
throughout a 10-mile radius of tin
P plant.
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Urunsuirk Intern
July
lb MirhttvI It
lb. Marcus l\
I'rm ulin^ > nin/ir I'lirrisii v
nml critical u
Suite I ilium I'ark
Shullnlir.
I tilizin^ the Itrunsu i
OF ...N
Friday, July
PUBLIC
75.
J
Advance
ncy Calls
? needed transportation tt? anil from
t month tho department's also had
:n > rail rarh day. ho said,
v hiiMer than others,
no had. two transports at the same
rtor"> "tfu-r in Shallotte and one to a
i Whitevdle and a fire call." sail!
la> When the\ not hack they had an
v th- department had a transport, an
leaving Smith the only responder
[? ear tire at the same time. A
t>a it me nt. <1 nssett own-I.ontf wood
il\ had two people available.
> have some help." said Smith. "We
in tiie department."
i-Ourr
reef
Tlif property in question is a 30-foot
wide sandy ditch which lies between 1
Main Street and Canal Drive. The
land is platted as 12th Street, but it 1
has never been used as a public i
street.
In October, the owners of the four 1
properties which abut on this street
withdrew the land from town dedica- i
tion to prevent it from being used as a <
public beach access site. i
In their response to the lawsuit, the '
defendants requested that the com- '
plaint be dismissed and that the town
pay all costs of the legal action. I
The defendants, none of whom are I
permanent residents of Sunset
Beach, are F.verctt L. Wohlbruck. <
Nancy A Wohlbruck. John K. <
Voutliihlood III N'ibi W Vnnniihlnrvl
Richard I.. I .ayton. Karen S. I .ay ton.
Samuel S. ("only III. Vivian S. Conlv.
Richard C. Hogg. JoAnne S. Hogg.
Iarry \V. Calhoun and Patricia B. i
Calhoun.
Prior to withdraw! of the land, the
town had planned to use "12th
Street" as a neighborhood beach access
facility which would lu?ve included
seven parking spaces and a
dune crossover.
Sunset Beach Town Council first
learned that the property had been
withdrawn last November. At that
tunc. Councilman Kd ( lore informed
Ins fellow board members that the
town no longer owned the street and
would have to refuse state monies
which would have funded the beach
access facility.
In January, town council voted 3-1
to authorize Isenberg to file the
lawsuit, (lore, who developed the
four properties along that street, opposed
that action.
According to the lawsuit. (lore
deeded the actual street over to the
property owners last August. This
deed was recorded Oct. 14, when the
pi ojjci i> uwncrs iiau me sireei
withdrawn from dedication.
The lawsuit contends that the
street was dedicated in 1976 when
land at the eastern end of Sunset
Beach was platted. However, the
street was originally platted in 1958.
Isenberg. who said during earlier
discussions of the matter that the
town has 15 years from the time of
dedication to open and use the street,
said this week that the critical point
in the suit is whether or not the
i replatting can be considered a
rededication,
1 think the town has a case," he
, said. "But 1 believe the defendants
think they have a case, too."
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thill nirtlit ul rurr.
C.entfr in ihr I illitfir I'mrs
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vk llos/iitnl. Suftfih. \
hoi si:
1, 4 to 7 p.m.
YVKIXOMI.
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.m Brun:
New officers of the Brunswick Toas
Southport were installed last Wediu
j?t?rt ??f Shallotte cthird from left!, J
elect. Officers, from the left, ar
Southport. educational vice presidei
Shallotte. administrative vice pros id
Man Indie
A Brunswick County grand jury
Monday indicted a man on rape and
indecent liberties charges.
According to the Brunswick County
Clerk of Court's office. Hughey
Miller Scott was indicted on two
ounts of first-degree rape and taking
indecent liberties with a minor.
The indictments staled thai the offenses
allegedly occurred in March.
Further information on the case,
including the suspect's age and adlress.
were unavailable Tuesday
rrom the clerk of court's office and
irunswick County Sheriff's Departnent.
According to the clerk of court's ofirp
nthor individuals indiptod In- th??
?rand jury Monday included:
Dale Leo Clemmons, three counts
)f conversion by bailee and three
:ounts of embezzlement.
Ixjonard Hair. 211. Wilmington. 35
Mixed Dogs
Available
A male mixed spitz and cocker is
among the pets up for adoption this
week at the Brunswick County
Annual Shelter
About six months old. "Pokey" is
un to date CHI all <hntv nvpnnl p;iKioc
and has a paper far neutering
Also available are a mixed male
dog, black and white, which is five to
six months old and described by
Animal Control Supervisor Zclma
Babson as friendly, playful and
smart." A black and white female
mixed collie. Oreo," has all of its
shots and has been spayed. She's
about nine months old.
These dogs and other pets may be
seen from 8 a.m. to4:30 p.m. Monday
through Friday at the shelter,
located off N.C. 211 south of Supply.
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swick Club Installs Off
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counts of obtaining property by false
pretense.
Alice Carol Smith. 18. Long
Beach, two counts of felonious breaking.
entering and larceny, and
possession of stolen goods.
I.aura Sue Weaver, 17. Long
Beach, two counts of felonious breaking,
entering and larceny, and
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Jeanette Morrison Kalatzis. 38.
Dundalk. Md.. felonious possession of
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Russell Dean (lainey .Jr.. 23.
Bolivia, assault with a deadly
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Jimmy Ray Lewis. 1(?, Southport,
breaking entering and larceny.
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