Team Shakes 11 -Pound
Jinx By Catching...Zip!
BY JAMIE MILL1KKN
The black cloud that has rained on the parade of ihc Caribbean Soul
Fishing Team in cach Sun-Fun King Mackcrcl Tournament certainly has
not lifted. As 1 told you last week, we
were determined to shake the 11 -pound
jinx of tournaments past. Guess what?
M CAPTAIN we shook it all right. We didn't catch a
j^ JAMIE'S single pound. I was "tickcd to the high
? rjFFQHnRF cst P03^ tickativity!"
? Friday morning Brant McMullan,
\ FISHING Eric Carlson and I checked out of
REPORT Lockwood Folly Inlet, and wc were
greeted by some nice three-foot south
west swells. I knew this was going to
be fun. To make a long story short, wc
didn't have a strike all day. Nothing!
Saturday morning was even rougher. The sea had built to 5 to 6 feet,
and an occasional 8-footcr would come along just for entertainment.
However, wc managed a nice fish. A nice 30-pound cobia fell victim to one
of our live baits. Boy, was 1 glad to see him! He will at least provide some
great meals at the McMullan and Millikcn homes.
The Brunswick County fishermen were saved as one of our own mus
tered a nice fish to place in the top ten of this even. Dr. Mushtaq Khan and
Gerald Brown teamed together to land a 21.90-pound king on Saturday.
Their two days of fishing were similar to ours in that they were not having
any action either. At 12:35, their luck changed.
I heard that Mushtaq was so excited after Gerald gaffed the fish that he
was purely doing the war dance on the deck of the Mirage. I know the feel
ing, Doc. It's a great one!
Their fish not only won them sixth place, but also won the Hydra-Sport
Manufacturer's Award. Way to go. Mirage]
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The Gulf Stream fishing is still extremely hoL The Wrightsvillc Beach
Blue Marlin Tournament was held last week, and some mighty big blues
were landed. There were several in the high 300-pound range, and the win
ner was over 400 pounds.
There were scores of ycllowfin tuna landed all week long. Most of the
hot spots were in the "Steeples" area 15 miles beyond Frying Pan light tow
er.
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The next king mackcrel tournaments arc scheduled for July. July 9-10
will be "Cap'n Jamie's Jolly Mon King Classic." The captains' meeting is
Friday, July 9, at 6 p.m. at Sharky's Pizza on the Causeway at Ocean Isle
Beach.
The 14th annual Carolina Beach "Got-'cm-on" Tournament is sched
uled for July 23-25. The captains' meeting is at the boat harbour on Friday,
the 23rd, at Carolina Beach.
Well, that just about wraps up this week, and my blood pressure is
slowly getting back to normal. So until next time, good fishin' and good
luck, "Jolly Mon."
Tire Removal To Resume Off Yaupon
Efforts to retrieve tires that broke
loose this spring from the Yaupon
Beach Reef and floated into local
shrimping waters will resume next
week, state officials announced
Monday.
The N.C. Department of Environ
ment, Health and Natural Resources
said Tuesday that it has committed
S50,000 to tire removal.
The tires were used to construct
the reef in the late 1970s. At the
time, tires were considered an excel
lent reef building material. How
ever, experts now realize that the
tires pose major problems and are no
longer used for artificial reef con
struction in North Carolina. As the
Legal Notices
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF BRUNSWICK
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
IN THE GENERAL
COURT OF JUSTICE
93 SP 78
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the power of sale
contained in a certain Deed of Trust executed
by Daniel E. Martin and wife, Patricia A.
Martin to Michael T. Co*. Trustee, dated
September 19, 1986, and recorded in Deed
Book 667, Page 256, in the Officc of the Reg
ister of Deeds for Brunswick County, North
Carolina; and under and by virtue of the au
thority vested in the undersigned, as Trustee,
default having been made in the payment of
the indebtedness thereby secured, and the said
Deed of Trust being by the terms thereof sub
ject to foreclosure, and the Holder of the in
debtedness thereby secured having demanded
a forrclfwurc thereof for the purpose of satis
fying said indebtedness the undersigned
Trustee will offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash at the courthouse
door of the Brunswick County Courthouse,
Bolivia, North Carolina, at 12;00 Noon on the
17th day of June, 1993, all th property con
veyed in said Deed of Trust, the same lying
and being in Shalloltc Township, Brunswick
County, North Carolina and more particularly
described as follows:
BEING all of IxX Eight (8). Section One
(1), Greenbnar Subdivision, according to a
plat dated May 6, 1985 by Robert D. Inman,
R.L.S., said plat appear* of record in Map
Cabinet P al Page 215 of the Brunswick
county Registry, to which map reference is
hereby made for greater certainty of descrip
tion. together with any improvements there
on.
This property is to be sold subject to any
prior liens, unpaid taxes, restrictions, and
easements of record and any spccial assess
ments thai area a lien against the premises.
The record owners of the above-described
property as reflected on the records of the
Brunswick County Register of Deeds not
more than ten (10) days prior to the posting of
this Notice are Daniel I: Martin and wife. Pa
tricia A. Martin. Pursuant to North Carolina
General Statutes section No. 45-21.10 (b),
and the terms of the Deed of Trust, any suc
cessful bidder may be required to deposit
with the Trustee immediately upon conclu
sion of the sale a cash deposit of ten (10%)
percent of the bid up to and including
$1,000.00 plus five (5%) percent of any ex
cess over SI,(XX). Any successful bidder shall
be required to tender the full balance pur
chase price so bid in cash or certified check at
the lime Ihe Trustee tenders to him a deed for
the property or allcmpts to lender such deed,
and should said successful bidder fail to pay
She full balance purchase price so bid at that
time, he shall remain liable on his bid as pro
vided for in the North Carolina General
Statutes Section No. 45-21.30 (d)and (c).
This the 10th day of May, 1993.
Michael T.. Cox, Trustee
P.O Box 2439
Shallouc, NC 28459
(919)754 8820
June 17
tics that hold the tires to the reef cor
rode they tend to break away from
the reef and move toward shore.
The severe March 13 storm
caused hundreds of the tires to break
away from the Yaupon Beach Reef
and float inshore, making it impossi
ble for local shrimpers to work a
prime trawling area off the reef.
The S50.000 will be used to hire
local shrimpers to clear approxi
mately 10,000 tires from this area
over the next two to ihrcc weeks,
opening it to trawling and reducing
the numbers of tires that wash
ashore on local waterfronts.
Rep. David Rcdwinc said Tues
day that he contacted the N.C. Divi
sion of Marine Fisheries and its par
ent agency, the Department of En
vironment, Health and Natural Re
sources asking them to "find" more
money for tire removal.
He had been contactcd by several
local shrimpers concerned about the
tires blocking use of the trawling
area.
There are still thousands of more
tires attached to the Yaupon Beach
Reef, he said.
Legal Notices
NOTICE OK FILING OF
APPLICATION FOR
CAMA MAJOR DEVELOPMENT
PERMIT AM) WATER
QUALITY CERTIFICATION
The Department of Environment, Health
and Natural Resources hereby gives public
notice as required by NCOS 113 A -119(b)
and 143-215 3(aXlX<0 that Cecil Holden &
Wilbur lloldcn, of Brunswick County, filed
an application on April 29, 1993 for a permit
from the Division of Coastal Management to
develop in an Area of Environmental Con
cern that a discharge of fill material in pro
ject wetlands will nut violate applicable wa
ter quality standards.
According to said application Cecil llol
dcn & Wilbur lloldcn propose to construct a
boat ramp, and maintain their existing shore
line erosion cuntrol structure by the addition
of rip rap and/or repair of failing sections of
the existing bulkhead at the end of S R. 1119
at Lockwood l olly Inlet.
A copy of the entire application and addi
tional information may be examined (or cop
ies furnished upon request and payment of
reproduction costs) during normal business
hours at the office of Environment, Health
and Natural Resources, the Division of
Coastal Management and/or the Division of
Environmental Management, located at 127
Cardinal Drive Extension, Wilmington,
North Carolina 28405,919/395-3900.
'Hie Division of Environmental Manage
ment proposes to take final action on th'S wa
ter quality certification on or before June 27,
1993. "Die issuance of the CAMA Major De
velopment Permit and the Section 401 Certi
fication may deviate from this projected date
depending upon the nature of the comments
submitted find subsequent hearings that may
arise.
All persons desiring to make comments
should do so in wnting to Mr. Roger Schec
tcr. Director, Division of Coastal Manage
ment. P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Car
olina 27611, prior to June 23, 1993, for con
sideration in the CAMA permit decision, and
to Mr. John Domcy, Division of Environ
mental Management, P.O. Box 27687, Ra
leigh, North Carolina 27611 prior to June 17,
1993 for consideration in the water quality
certification decision I-ater comments on the
CAMA application will be accepted and con
sidered up to the time ol permit decision.
Project modifications may occur based on re
view and comment by the public and state
and federal agencies. Notice of the permit
decision in this matter will be provided upon
written request.
June 10
Anglers Pull In Spots, Flounder
BY DOUG RUTTER
Local fishermen enjoyed decent
catches of spots and flounder over
the weekend, but windy conditions
spoiled a lot of plans for offshore
angling.
"The weather didn't cooperate re
al well," Jesse Hayes of Captain
Pete's Seafood at Holdcn Beach said
Monday. Strong winds created
rough seas most of the weekend.
Before the winds picked up last
week, Hayes said fishermen had
been catching a lot of king macker
el. Most of them weighed about 8 to
12 pounds each.
"Seems like the whole world's
turned to dolphin," Hayes noted.
Anglers caught a lot of dolphin
about 30 miles offshore. A 25
pounder was brought in last week.
Inshore, Hayes said fishermen
have been catching mostly spots,
croaker and flounder.
FISHING REPORT
"We've never really had a good
run of spots," he said. 'They've
been pretty scattered."
Hayes said anglers arc staring to
pick up flounder in the Atlantic
Intracoastal Waterway, but many of
the fish arc under the legal size limit
of 13 inchcs. "They'll catch six and
be able to keep two, something like
that."
Sea Mist Camping Resort
Barbara Scott of Sea Mist Camp
ing Resort at Brick Landing said
fishermen caught lots of spots and
flounder last week.
Spots were caught using red
worms for bait. Duncan Ivcy of
Wilmington also caught spots, blue
fish and Spanish mackerel on
shrimp and minnows.
Some of the flounder were caught
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PHOTO CONTRIBUTED
ROGER STEVENS of Danbury landed this 11-pound dolphin dur
ing a recent trip aboard the Alice E out of Holden Beach.
Legal Notices
CAMA PERMIT NOTICE
Pursuant lo N'CGS 113-119(b), ihc munici
pality of Occan Isle Beach, a locality author
ized lo issue CAMA permits in the areas of
environmental concern, hereby gives NO
TICE that on June 3, 1993, applicant Randall
K. Moon, applied for a CAMA minor devel
opment pennit to construct a single-family
dwelling at Lot 16, Block 12, Scction B., 92
E. Second Si.
The application may be inspected at the be
low address. Public comments received by
June 17, 1993 will be considered. Later com
ments will be accepted and considered up to
the time of permit decision. Project modifi
cations may occur based on further review and
comments. Notice of the permit decision in
this matter will be provided upon written re
quest.
T. D. Roberson
l.ocal CAMA Permit Officer
3 West 3rd Street
Occan Isle Beach, NC 28468
(919)579-2166
June 10
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF BRUNSWICK
NOTICE OF SALE
FILE 090CVSI2
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA EX REL
WILLIAM W. COBEY, JR. SECRETARY,
ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH AND NATU
RAL RESOURCES
VS
RIVER RUN UTILITIES, INC.
You are hcrby summoned and notified that
the Brunswick County Sheriff's Department
will hold an auction for Ihc sale of all rights
and titles of interest in River Run Utilities,
Inc. This property more particularly described
in the Brunswick County Register of Deeds
in deed book 628 at Page 974 and being lo
cated in Smithville Township.
Sale will be held on the 25th day of June,
1993, at 12:00 Noon at the Brunswick County
Courthouse in Bolivia, N.C.
A deposit of 10 percent of the first thou
sand dollars and five percent of the remainder
will be required at the sale. Deposit must be
cash or certified check.
Authority, Lt. Liston Ilawes
Brunswick Co. Sheriff's Dept.
Civil Division
June 17
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF SALE
COUNTY OF BRUNSWICK
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
93 SP 67
Under and by virtue of the power of sale
contained in a certain Deed(s) of Trust exe
cuted by Charles H. Houser, Jr., to Thurman
E. Bumette, Trustee, dated the 1st day of
April 1982, and recorded in Book 495, Page
575, in the Office of the Register of Deeds for
Brunswick County, North Carolina, default
having been made in the payment of the in
debtedness thereby secured and failure to car
ry out or perform the stipulations and agree
ments therein contained, and the holder of the
indebtedness thereby secured having demand
ed a foreclosure thereof for the purpose of
satisfying said indebtedness, and the Clerk of
Court granting permission for the foreclosure,
the undersigned trustee will offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash
at the Courthouse door in Bolivia, North Car
olina, at 12:00 Noon, on the 22nd day of June
1993, the land, as improved conveyed in said
Deed of Trust, the same lying and being in
Smithville Township, Brunswick County,
North Carolina, and being more particularly
described as follows:
BEING Lots Nos. 15 and 16. Block 245,
Section 16, I>ong Beach, North Carolina, as
shown on a map recorded in Map Book 7 at
Page 34, Brunswick County Registry, said
lots having the metes, bounds and location as
shown upon said map.
Subject, however, to the property taxes for
the years 1993.
The record owners (s) of this property as
reflected on the records of the Register of
Deeds of this county is/are Charles H. Hous
er, Jr.
Terms of the sale, including the amount of
the cash deposit, if any, to be made by the
highest bidder at the sale arc:
Five percent (5%) of the amount of the
highest bid must be deposited with the
Trustee pending confirmation of the sale.
Dated this 19th day of May, 1993.
Thurman E. Bumette, Trustee
By: Mark A. Lewis. Agent for Trustee
Ramos & Lewis
P.O. Box 2019
Shallotte, NC 28459
(919)754-7557
June 17
SPECIAL AUCTION
SATURDAY, JUNE 12,10 AM
Highway 130 (Holden Beach Rd.) 3 Miles West of
Holden Beach-Look for Signs
Hoosier cabinet, upright piano, piano stool, antique
dressers, end tables, beds, maple cabinet, French
provincial dressing table, mahogany china cabinet,
carousel horse, iron wash pot, electric organ, old
tools, chandeliers, shelves, lamps, lots of depression
glass, coke collectibles, other collectibles, iron laundry
stove, cookie jars, oil lamps, old clocks, box cameras,
linens and much, much more!
Bill Carder Auctions, NCAL #4356
For more info call 842-6959
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*HOTO CONTRIBUTED
BRUCE BRYANT of York, S.C., caught this 8-pound triggerftsh
recently on the Super Salty I.
by unconventional means. A
Chadboum youth caught a 15-inch
flounder in his crab pot.
"His daddy went out on a boat to
fish," Scott said. "He caught more
than his daddy did."
Ocean Isle Marina
"The fishing isn't too bad right
now," Adam Colangclo of Ocean
Isle Marina reported Monday. "It's
starting to pick up a little bit"
Anglers have been catchifig Span
ish in the surf and flounder inshore.
King mackerel have been caught
about 8 to 10 miles outside.
Pier Fishing
Pier fishermen caught spots, blues
and whiting last week, but there's
not as much activity at the local
piers as there was a few weeks ago.
One young angler caught a 2 1/4
pound whiting Monday morning at
Sunset Beach Fishing Pier.
Fishermen landed lot of spots last
week at Sunset, but no king or
Spanish mackerel were reported.
"It's been awfuily slow," Curtis
Williamson of Ocean Isle Beach
Fishing Pier said. "It did a little bit
on the weekend. They caught a few
blues and spots."
Williamson hopes the fishing im
proves. "I don'i know whal the pro
blem is," he said.
This Week's
Tide Table
JUNE
HIGH LOW
Day Date A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.
Thursday 10 1148 1:14 7:01 7:11
Friday 11 1:33 2:05 7:46 8:04
Saturday 12 2:18 2:54 8:34 MX)
Sunday 13 3:08 3:44 9:24 9:58
Monday 14 3:59 4:35 10:15 10:55
Tuesday 15 4:51 5:25 11 :(M 11:49
Wednesday 16 5:44 6:13 11:54
ADJUSTMENTS
SHALLOTI"E INLET?add 17 mm.
high tide, add 32 min. low tide.
LOCKWOOD FOLLY?subtract 22
min. high tide, subtract 8 min. low tide.
BALD HF.AD ISLAND?subtract 10
min. high tide, subtract 7 min. low tide.
SOUTHPORT?add 7 min. high tide,
add 15 min. low tide.
LITTLE RIVER?subtract 11 min.
high tide, add 18 min. low ude.
Yaupon Teen Wins Sun Fun
Wally Trayah, a 15-ycar-old from
Yaupon Bcach, caught the winning
fish in the Sun Fun Natural Light
King Mackerel Tournament last
weekend.
The 35.65-pound king was caught
aboard Easy Times, captained by
Charles Wilson of Yaupon. The fish
was worth SI 3,000, including
S3.000 for the youth angler and ear
ly entry awards.
Other local fishermen finishing in
the money included Khan Mushtaq
of Supply, who placed seventh with
a king weighing 21.9 pounds. He
won S750 aboard the Hydraspori,
plus a S500 boat manufacturer
award.
Harold J. Matthews of Leland fin
ished 12th overall with a 20.9-pound
mackcrcl landed aboard the Sun
dance. Matthews won S750, plus the
S500 award presented by the Oak
Island Fishing Club.
Also winning S750 was Charles
Shore of Long Beach. Fishing on the
Team Reaction, Shore placed 25th
with a 12.75-poundcr.
Gary Tatum of Southport was
38th overall with a king mackcrcl
weighing 11.40 pounds. He won
S500. ,
Wayne Hill of North Myrtle
Beach, S.C., won the S500 Bruns
wick County Fishing Club award for
a king weighing 10.9 pounds.
The annual fishing tournament
was held Friday and Saturday out of
five area inlets including Southport
and Lockwood Folly.
On Vacation?
Don't forget to eat breakfast!
Stop by for fresh donuts, breads and pastries.
Convenient to Ocean Isle & Hoi den Beach
MICKIE'S DONUT SHOPPE & BAKERY
6 AM-6 PM ? Shallotte Plaza. Shallotte
(across from Sizzlin Sirloin) ? 754-2996
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Division of Highways of the N.C. Department of
Transportation will hold a public hearing with the
Brunswick County Commissioners and other inte
rested county residents in regard to expenditures of
secondary road construction funds for improvements
of secondary roads in Brunswick County. This hearing
will be held on June 21, 1993 at 6:30 p.m. in the
County Commissioners meeting room in the Bruns
wick County Complex in Bolivia. Recommendations
for expenditures of the secondary road construction
funds are posted on a map at the Brunswick County
Court House.
PUBLIC HEARING
TOWN OF SHALLOTTE
BUDGET HEARING
The proposed budget for the Town of Shallotte for
fiscal year 1993-94 has been presented to the Town
Council and is available for public inspection in the
Town Hall from 8 A.M.-5 P.M. weekdays. There will be
a public hearing on the 1993-94 proposed budget on
June 15, 1993 at 7:30 P.M. at the Town Hall. Citizens
are invited to make written or oral comments.
BUDGET SUMMARY
GENERAL FUND $715,335
WATER & SEWER FUND $563,475
TOTAL FUNDS $1,278,810
Mary Etta Hewett, Town Clerk