Magazine Will Feature
South Brunswick Islands
BY HOLLY RICHARDS, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
South Brunswick Islands Chamber Of Commerce
Well folks we've done it again!
While on Christmas holiday I had several meetings with the North
Carolina Magazine. I'm pleased to say that the magazine has agreed to
feature the South Brunswick Islands in its April edi
tion. That's just in time for the tourist season. What a
coup! (There goes that word again.) If you're follow
ing what the chamber docs then you'll know thai
we've had several coups in the last six months. One
begins to wonder what will happen next.
We want to promote the South Brunswick Islands
as the vacation and golf place to be. You can bet that
the chamber will have an ad in the feature. We look
forward to a great relationship with the North
Carolina Magazine. They have agreed to reprint
3. (XX) extra copies of the feature as a separate maga- Rl< HARI>S
zinc for use at travel shows and other events. As you can probably tell,
I'm quite excited about this feature. It's a real opportunity for us to show
our stuff.
Speaking of showing our stuff, this week the chamber installed sev
eral new board members. We are looking forward to an exciting year at
the chamber. Invitations went out to all of our members for our annual
meeting, scheduled for Friday. Feb. 7, at Sea Trail Plantation. If you
haven't received your invitation, please call the chamber or stop by. We
here at the chamber always have an open door policy. We welcome and
l<x)k forward to your visits.
Also, we look forward to working with our new president, Terry
Barbcc. as we say so long, but not good-bye to out going president,
Annette Odom. Annette, our sincere thanks for a job well done.
BUSINESS BRIEFS
Reservations Due For Annual Meet
Friday, Jan. 3 1 , is the deadline for
making reservations for the 15th an
nual meeting of the South Bruns
wick Islands Chamber of Com
merce.
The meeting will be held at Sea
Trail Plantation's Joncs/Byrd Club
house, with a social at 6:30 p.m. and
dinner at 7:15 p.m., followed by
dancing until midnight to music by
the local group Crossroads.
During the dinner program.
Annette Odom of Sunset Beach,
1991 president, will past the gave!
to incoming president Terry Barbce
of Ocean Isle Beach.
Also, awards will be presented to
members who have contributed to
the chamber in an outstanding man
ner during the past year.
"During my term as president of
the chamber," said Ms. Odom,
"many companies and individuals
liavc devoted much effort to our or
ganization and 1 hope they will at
tend this meeting. The annual meet
ing is one of the few times wc 'all'
can be together "
The cost of the dinner/dance is
S25 per person. Reservations can be
made with the chamber office, 754
6644.
Loans Receivable
Information on two consumer fi
nance lenders with Shallottc offices
is included in the North Carolina
Banking Commission's 1990 An
nual Report on Consumer Finance
Licensees.
Coastal Finance Co. of Shallottc,
Inc. is one of 136 lending offices
that made a total of 125,370 loans
with a cash advance of S3, 000 or
less during 1990. The average loan
for those offices was just over S889.
As of Dec. 31, 1990, Coastal Fin
ance had S559.702 in loans receiv
able
Statewide 531 finance offices
made loans with a cash of SI 0,000
or less. Of the 460,510 loans, the
average size was approximately
S2.282, with most borrowers also
purchasing other products such as
insurance in connection with the
loan.
At the close of 1990, the Shallottc
office of American General Finance
of America, Inc., had $949,115 in
loans receivable. The company is
based in Evansville, Ind.
Interest rates charged on loans
taken out since June 1981 have
ranged from a maximum allowable
of 21.5 perccni in June 1981 to a
low of 16perecnt between late 1984
and the end of 1990.
Status Upgraded
Ed Schaack, Calabash building
inspector, has at
tained slate cer
employment contract with the town,
Schaack was allowed two years in
which to obtain appropriate certifi
cations. At their Jan. 14 meeting
town commissioners unanimously
changed Schaack's employment sta
tus from probationary to regular in
recognition of his meeting those re
quirements bcfoic the end of the
probationary period on Jan. 30.
Schaack works for the town on a
contractual basis.
Train As Notary
Brunswick Community College is
offering a notary public licensure
course Tuesday, Jan. 28, and Wed
nesday, Jan. 29, from 6:30 p.m. to
9:30 p.m. daily.
Class will be held in the law li
brary of the Brunswick County
Courthouse at the government cen
ter in Bolivia.
The cost is S30, payable at the
first class. The required textbook
costs S6.25 and is available for pur
chase at the class.
Call BCC's Continuing Education
Department, 343-0203, 457-6329,
or 754-6900, for more information.
Seminar Siated
Brunswick Community College
will hold a seminar, Roadmap To
Success: A Business Map, Thursday,
Jan. 30, at the school's Supply cam
pus.
Scheduled from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30
p.m., the seminar is designed as a
guide to help the business person
learn more about starting or boost
ing their own business.
The program is free, but pre-rcg
istrauon is required. Call the BCC
Small Business Center, 754-6900-,
457-6329, or 343-0203, to register
by phone.
tificalion as
building inspec
tor, mechanical
and plumbing
inspector, code
enforcement of
ficer and CA
MA officer.
As part of his
probationary
SCHAACK
Brunswick Records 463 Deeds
The Brunswick Counly Register
of Deeds office recorded 463 deeds
during December, for which it col
lected $3,942 in revenues, according
to its monthly report.
Total department revenue was
,541,728 in December for the total
1,471 deeds transacted, or about
S5.000 less than the $47, 189.75 col
lected in November.
This month's sum included 306
7 back the family
insurance I sell
with g(xxi neighbor
service. Call me "
DWIGHT
FLANAGAN
Phone 754-9923
Jet. Hwy. 17 & 211
PO Box 78
Supply, NC 28462
like a good neighbor
Slat* Farm ?? there
State Farm
insurance Companies
Home Ot?.i es
B'oominylof lMtno?S>
deeds of trust, 53,950: 24 plats, $480:
89 financing statements, S712; 272
cancellations of deeds of trust,
SI, 394; 25 marriage licenses, $1,(XX);
excise tax of $24,765; and miscella
neous and other services, $5,485.
The office remitted SI 2,382.50 to
the Department of Revenue as the
net proceeds from county real estate
cxcise taxes of S24.765.
Of the SI, (XX) collected for mar
riage fees, S500 was remitted to the
Department of Administration and
SI 25 to the Slate Treasurer.
Expenses incurred in December
(excluding salaries) were supple
mental retirement, SI, 559; telephone
charges, S326; postage fees, SI 76;
departmental supplies, $435; service
maintenance contracts, $2,228;
equipment rental, S 1 5 1 ; contracted
services, S38; equipment mainte
nance and repairs, $623.
The office paid S193 in travel and
training, which included $110.60 for
one person to attend the N.C.
Association of Register of Deeds
Study Commission Meeting, $57.46
for one person to attend the N.C.
Association of Register of Deeds
Vital Recordings Meeting, and S25
for one certification fee.
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STAFF PHOTO BY CAROLYN SWLATT
Ribbon-Cuffing Marks Grand Opening
Ribbon-cutting ceremonies Saturday morning marked the grand opening of Carolinas' Wellness
Health and l-'itness Center on Sellers Road in Shallotte. Sharing ribbon-cutting honors are Mayor
Sarah Tripp and County Commissioner Jerry Jones. Others participating are (from left) Rhonda
Eldridge, Mark Jones (manager), Lisa Pridgen, Roy Stepp, Kyle Jones (assistant trainer), Barbara
Jones, Shallotte Alderman David Cause, Ronald Gore (assistant trainer). Alderman Roney Cheers,
Ray Clover ( aerobics instructor) and Virginia Stepp.
Local Food Establishments Inspected
Brunswick County environmental
officers inspected 51 restaurants as
well as other food scrvice facilities
during December, 1991.
Sanitation grades for restaurants
and fcxxl and/or drink stands arc
based on a system of scoring for
which an "A" is given to scores of
90 pcrcent or higher, a "B" to scores
of at least 80 percent but less than
90 percent, a "C" to scores of at
least 70 percent but less than 80 per
cent. The permit would be revoked
for any establishment that is graded
with a score of less than 70 pcrcent.
The follow ing grades were issued
in December:
Restaurants: Bald Head Island
Clubhouse, Bald Head Island, 92;
Barnacle Bill's, Holden Beach, inac
tive; Beck's Restaurant, Calabash,
inactive: Bennett's Seafood Kitchen.
Calabash. 90.5; Betty's Waterfront
Restaurant, Holden Beach, 93;
Bob's Pizza Shack, Long Beach, 90;
Brunswick Community College
Cafeteria, Supply, 95; Brunswick
County Government Center Cafe
teria, Bolivia, 92; Calabash Bar-B
Que and Arcade, Calabash, inactive;
Calabash Seafood House, Calabash,
90.5; Captain's Nance's, Calabash,
90; Captain's Hut, Yaupon Beach,
inactive* Coh>lli! Sksiin" Center
Southport, 92.5; The Cookery, Bel
ville, permit issued; Crabby Odd
waters, Sunset Beach, 94.5; Crow's
Nest Restaurant and Pub, Shallotte
Point, inactive; Denny's Cafe,
Ocean Isle, inactive; Duffer's Pub
and Deli, Seaside, 97.
Edna's Kitchen, Long Beach, 94;
The Island House, Ocean Isle
Beach, 94; The Italian Fisherman,
Sunset Beach, inactive: J.R.'s Steak
house, Shallotte, inactive; Jane's
Restaurant, Holden Beach, inactive;
Jerry's Grill, Shallotte, inactive;
Jone's Seafood House, Long Beach,
91.5; Jones-Byrd Clubhouse, Sea
Trail Golf Links, 9!; Larry's Cala
bash Seafood Bam, Calabash, inac
live; Lucky Fisherman, Long Beach,
94.5; Ma & Pa Country Kitchen.
Sunset Beach. 87; Maco Light
Restaurant, Maco. inactive; Mc
Donald's, Leland, 90.5; Millikcn's
Restaurant, Ocean Isle Beach, 91.5;
NC. Baptist Assembly Conference
Center, Caswell Beach, 96.
Ocean Crest Windjammer, Long
Beach, 82; The Pearl Golf Links,
Calabash, 90.5; Port Charlie's Rest
aurant, Southport, 92; Reeves Fish
Camp, Holdcn Beach, 90.5; Sand
piper Restaurant, Leland, 92; Sea
Captain Restaurant, Southport, 91.5;
The Seafood Bam, Holdcn Beach,
inactive; Senior Citizen Nutrition
Site, Long Beach, 90; Senior Citizen
Nutrition Site, Shallottc, 91.5;
Servicc America Inc., Southport, 93;
Service America Inc., (Du Pont
Fiber Div.) Leland. 95.5; Service
America Inc., Du Pont P.D. Plant.
94.5; The Serving Spoon, Shallottc,
inactive, Silvcrhill Grill, Holdcn
Beach Road, 92.5; Sim's Country
Bar-B-Que, Calabash, inactive; Ta
,vcm On The Tec, Sea Trail-Sunset
Beach, 90; Twin Lakes Restaurant,
Sunset Beach, inactive; Western
Sizzlin'. Southport, 93.5.
School Lunchrooms: Bolivia
Elementary, 95' Leland Middle 93*
North Brunswick High, 95; Shallottc
Middle, 96; South Brunswick High,
92; South Brunswick Middle, 93;
Southport Primary, 92; West
Brunswick High, 92.5.
Food Stands: Cruisin' Brew,
Shallottc, 90; Leland Ball Park,
Leland, inactive; Mr. Frasly's, Le
land, 90.5; Northwest District Park,
Northwest, inactive; Ocean Harbour
Golf Links Halfway House, Ocean
Isle, transit; Service Amcrica Corp.,
CP&L construction site, 93; Stevens
Park Concession, Southport, inac
tive; Towncrcek Park Concession,
Winnabow, inactive; Waccamaw
Dixie Youth, Waccamaw, inactive;
Ocean Harbour Golf Links, Ocean
NRC: Declines Offset Gains
In Local Plant's Performance
A performance report by the Nu
clear Regulatory Commission on
Carolina Power & Light Co.'s
Brunswick Nuclear Plant near
Southport shows gains in three key
areas and declines in three oiher ar
eas.
The Systematic Assessment of
Licensee Performance (SALP) Re
port is a formal assessment that sup
plements the noraml regulatory pro
cesses of the NRC.
NRC officials will meet with
CP&L officials at 10 a.m. today
(Thursday) at the plant to discuss the
draft report. The meeting is open to
the public and NRC officials will be
available alter the presentation to
answer any questions visitors might
have about the report. The meeting
will be held in the Community Re
lations Building near the Visitors
Center.
In the annual rating report the
NRC said that gains achieved in op
erations, radiological controls and
engineering/technical support were
offset by declining performance in
maintenance, security and safely as
sessment and quality verification.
Maintenance was a problem in
several function areas, NRC spokes
man Ken Clark said in a news re
lease from the federal agency's At
lanta regional office.
He said the report indicates equip
ment failures, personnel errors and
failure to follow procedures have
contributed to several unplanned re
actor shutdowns, forced outages and
NRC enforcement actions.
In the report the NRC assigned
the plant five "2's," two "3's" and
no "IV for the assessment period
that covered Oct. 1, 1990, through
Nov. 2, 1991.
In each of the seven categories
rated, said CP&L spokeswoman Eli
zabeth Bean in a news release, the
NRC assigns a rating of 1, 2 or 3. A
"1" rating indicates that reduced
NRC may be appropriate; a "2" in
dicates that NRC attention should be
maintained at normal levels; and a
"3" indicates that increased attention
should be given by both the NRC
and the licensee.
In the SALP, the NRC upgraded
the ratings for engineering and tech
nical support from a "3" to a "2".
No change in rating was noted for
plant operations and emergency pre
paredness, both rated at "2". While
rating radiological controls again at
"2," the NRC said performance was
improving.
However, the NRC rated safety
assessment and quality verification
at a "3," down from a "2" in the last
rating period, and downgraded secu
rity from a rating of "1" to "2".
Maintenance/surveillance went from
a "2-improving" down to a "3".
In a prepared statement, Russell
B. Starkey Jr., vice president of the
Brunswick Nuclear Project, noted
that CP&L has implemented "ag
gressive" improvement programs
over the last several years and taken
many corrective actions at the plant.
"We have seen positive results of
these actions," he said. "We recog
nize that we need to make additional
improvements to reach the standard
of excellence that we desire, and we
expect to see continued improve
ment at the plant as a result of the
actions we have taken."
?
Isle Bcach, permit issued.
Hospitals: The Brunswick
Hospital, Supply, 87.5; J. A. Doshcr
Memorial Hospital, Southport, 93.
Lodging: Calabash Motel, Cala
bash, 97; Island Motel, Ocean Isle
Causeway, 91.5; N.C. Baptist As
sembly Conference Center, Caswell
Beach, 98; Ocean Air Mote!, Ocean
Isle Beach. 90.5; Sea Captain Motor
Lodge, Southport, 95; Southport
Motel, Southport, 87; Twilight Mo
tel, Shallottc, 95; The Winds of
Ocean Isle Bcach, Ocean Isle Bcach,
93.5.
Nursing/Rest Homes: Autumn
Care of Shallottc, Shallottc, 95;
Brunswick Cove Nursing Home,
Lcland, 97.
Residential (Foster) Care:
Carroll Foster Care, Lcland, -9.
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS
BY PUBLICATION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF BRUNSWICK
IN THE CIVU. DISTRICT COURT
WILLIAM I). EZZELL, Plaintiff
vs.
1)AVI1) W.CUTHBERT, Defendant
To: DAVID W. CUTHBERT
TAKE NOTICE lhal a pleading seeking re
lief you has been filft, 1 n ihr abnvr
entitled action, The nature of the relief being
sought is: money owed for attorneys fees in
connection with case number 90 CVD 359
CUTHBERT vs. CUTHBERT.
You arc required to make defense to this
pleading not later than February 24, 1992 and
upon your failure to do so, the party seeking
service against you will apply to the Court for
the relief sought.
This the 9th day of January, 1992.
William D. F/vcll,
Attorney At I aw
1 19 Davis Street
P. O. Box 10627
Southport, North Carolina 28462
(919) 457-9586
Jan. 30
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE
FORECLOSURE SALE
OF REAL PROPERTY
91 SP 298
Under and by virtue of the power and au
thority contained in that ccrtain Deed of Trust
executed and delivered by Randall Ray Abcr
nathy and Jean Chapman Abemathy dated
March 16, 1991 and recorded in the Office of
the Register of Deeds for Brunswick County,
North Carotin* in Book 763 Page 529, and
because of default having been made in the
payment of the indebtedness secured by said
Deed of Trust and failure to do and perform
the stipulations and agreements therein con
tained, and pursuant to demand of the Owner
and Holder of the indebtedness secured by
said Deed of Trust, the undersigned Trustee
will expose for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, the property herein
described, to wit:
BEING all of I a* 80, of a subdivision
known as Quail Haven as more particu
larly described in a survey plat dated 15
April, 1980, prepared by Thomas W.
Morgan, R.L.S., and recorded in Map
Cabinet 1. at Page 137 of the Brunswick
County, NC Registry to which reference
is made and which is incorporated herein
for greater certainty of description to
gether with all rights, privileges and ap
purtenances thereunto belonging includ
ing full rights of ingress and egress ap
puncnant to said lots over the roads and
streets of said subdivision as more par
ticularly described in the aforesaid plat.
Address of Property: lx>t 80, Quail Haven,
Lockwood Folly Township, Brunswick Coun
ty, North Carolina.
Present Record Owner(s): Randall Ray
Abemathy and Jean Chapman Abemathy.
The terms of the sale arc that the real prop
crty hereinbefore described will be sold for
cash to the highest bidder and thai the under
signed may require the successful bidder at
the sale to immediately deposit cash or a cer
tified check in the amount of ten percent
(10%) of the high bid up to and including
SI, 000.00 plus five percent (5%) of any ex
cess over S 1 ,000.00.
The real property hereinabove desenhed
will be sold subject to any superior liens, in
cluding taxes and special assessments.
Ihc sale will he held open for ten (10) days
for upset bids as by law required.
Date and Hour for Sale: January 29, 1992
12:10 pm.
Place of Sale: Brunswick County Court
house.
Date of this Notice: January 8, 1992.
Mason II. Anderson,
Trustee
ANDERSON &MCLAMB
Attorney At Law
P. O. Box 345
Shallotte, North Carolina 28459
Jan. 23
Legal Notices
NORTH CAROLINA
BRUNSWICK COUNTY
FILE NO. 91 SP 292
IN THE GENERAL
COURT OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
Before The Clerk
IN THE MATTER OF THE FORECLO
SURE OF DEED OF TRUST OF REGI
NALD STRICKLAND and wife, CLA
RICE D. STRICKLAND, RECORDED IN
BOOK 641, PAGE 627, BRUNSWICK
COUNTY REGLSTRY) BY EVERETT L.
HENRY, SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of an Order of the
Clerk of Superior Court of Brunswick Coun
ty, entered in the above entitled action autho
rizing the undersigned to procccd with the
foreclosure of ihc above referenced deed of
trust, and under and by virtue of (he power of
sale contained in the above-rcferenccd deed
of trust, the undersigned, Substitute Tnistce
will offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at 2:00 o'clock, P.M.
on the 2Xth day of January, 1992, at the
door of the Brunswick County Courthouse in
Bolivia, North Carolina, ihc following de
scribed property:
Ail that certain lot, tract or parcel of land
lying and being in the County of Bruns
wick, Stale of North Carolina, and more
particularly described and bounded as
follows:
lx>l No. Twenty-Six (26) of Block 29, ac
cording lo a plan of Sunset Beach, a map
of which appears of record in Map Book
7, Page 64 A and B, recorded in Bruns
wick County, North Carolina, Register
of Deeds Office.
SUBJECT TO restrictions contained in
deed dated I September 1964, and re
corded in Book 182, Page 311, Bruns
wick County Registry.
Being the same tract or parcel of land
described in that certain deed dated
March 23, 1972, from Mitchell W. Wray
and wife, I:ayc T. Wray, to Clarcncc C.
Willoughby and wife, Mildred S. Wil
loughby, as recorded in Book 268, Page
765, Registry of Brunswick County,
North Carolina.
Being the same lands as described in
that certain deed dated December 27,
1972, from Clarence C. Willoughby and
wife, lo D. 11. Dimmcry and wife, as
recorded in Book 284, Page 550, Bruns
wick County Registry.
The above-described property will be sold
subject to all unpaid ad valorem taxes, includ
ing those for the year 1992, and also any and
all assessments, if any.
I"He record owners of property as reflected
on the records of the Register of Deeds' of
fice not more than ten (10) days prior to post
ing of this notice are Reginald Strickland and
wife, Clarice D. Strickland.
The highest bidder at the sale will be re
quired lo make a cash deposit of ten percent
(10%) of the first 51,000 and five percent
(5%) of the remainder of the bid, and the bal
ance in full upon continuation of the sale.
"Die sale will be reported to the court and
will remain open for advance or upsel bids
for a period of ten (10) days. If no advancc
bids arc filed with the Clerk of Superior
Court of Brunswick County, the sale will be
confirmed.
This the 2nd dzy of January, 1992.
Hvcrctt L. Henry,
Substitute Trustee
Jan. 23
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF BRUNSWICK
IN THE GENERAL
COURT OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
BEFORE THE CLERK
91SP275
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
IN THE MATTER OF FORECLOSURE
OF A DEED OF TRUST EXECUTED BY
STROWBRIDGE ASSOCIATES, INC,
DATED APRIL 22, 1987, TO D. B. LAN
CASTER, TRUSTEE, AS RECORDED IN
BOOK 689, PAGE 964, BRUNSWICK
COUNTY REGISTRY.
1. DEED OF TRUST BEING FORE
CLOSED
Pursuant to the terms of the Deed of Trast
executed by Strowbridge Associates, Inc., to
D. B. Lancaster, Trustee and United Carolina
Bank ("lender"), filed for record on April 28,
1987, in Book 689, Page 964, of the Brons
wick County Registry, and pursuant to the
Order of the Cleric of Superior Couft of
Brunswick County, North Carolina, entered,
on January 15, 1992, in the above captioned
foreclosure proceeding the undersigned, Ri
chard L. Burrows, Substitute Trustee, will
offer for sale at public auction the property
described below.
2. PROPERTY TO BE SOLD
The property to be sold is the real propeny,
and all improvements, situated in Brunswick
County, North Carolina described in the a
bove referenced Deed of Trust (the "Proper
ty") and as shown on the attached Exhibit
"A" incorporated by reference.
EXHIBIT "A"
[seated in Ixmg Beach, Smith villc Town
ship, Brunswick County, North Carolina.
BEING all of Let IS, Block 3B, Paradise
Shores Subdivision. I^ong Beach, North Car
olina, as shown on a map by Alvie E. Lewis,
RLS, recorded in Map Cabinet K at Page 392,
of the Brunswick County Registry.
3. TIME AND PLACE OF SALE
The sale will be held on February 19, 1992,
at 12:00 noon at the door of the Brunswick
County Courthouse, Bolivia, Brunswick
County, North Carolina.
4. RECORD OWNER OF REAL PRO
PERTY
The record owner of the Property as re
flected on the records of the Brunswick
County Register of Deeds no more than ten
(10) days prior to the posting of this notice is
Richard D. Harris and J. Randall Bailey.
5. TERMS OF SALE
The successful bidder of the sale will be re
quired to deposit with the Substitute Trustee
immediately upon the conclusion of the sale a
cash deposit of ten percent (10%) of the a
mount of the bid up to and including One
'Thousand Dollars (SI, 000.00), plus five Per
cent (5%) of any excess over One Thousand
Dollars ($1,000.00). The successful bidder is
required to pay the full balance of the pur
chase price in cash or certified check when
the Substitute Trustee tenders him a deed for
the Property. Should the successful bidder fail
to pay the full amount of the purchase price
so bid at the time, he shall remain liable an
his bid as provided for in the North Carolina
General Statutes. The sale will be open for
ten 00) days for upset bids as required by
law. The sale will be made subject to all prior
liens, unpaid taxes, assessments, restrictions,
easement and right-of-way of record, if any.
This 15th day of January, 1992.
Richard I. Burrows,
Substitute Trustee
Post Office Box 816
Wallace, North Carolina 28466
Telephone. (919) 285 3600
Feb. 13
Published In: The Brunswick Beacon
Dates of Publication: January 23, 30, Feb
ruary 6 & 13, 1992