Down On The Farm
Michael Holland goes nose-to-snout with a sow as he offers corn to four very friendly pigs as the
Union Elementary School Dolphin Buddies tour Indigo Farms at Hickman 's Crossroads Friday, De
cember 16. Below, youngsters sing along on Christmas songs with teachers Sandra Raymond and
Nancy Wemyss during a hay ride with Santa.
EMT Course Begins Jan, 3 At Coastline
A basic emergency medical technician (EMT)
course will begin Tuesday, Jan. 3, at the Coastline Vol
unteer Rescue Squad building on Holden Beach Road.
The 142-hour Brunswick Community College con
tinuing education course prepares participants for the
state certification exam.
Classes will be held Tuesdays and Fridays from 6:30
p.m. to 10 p.m. Some Saturday classes will be required.
The course will cover study of anatomy and physiol
ogy, airway obstruction, shock, skull and spinal injuries
and other trauma.
Members of North Carolina fire departments, rcscue
squads and law enforcement agencies may register at no
charge. Others pay a $35 registration fee. All who par
ticipate must pay a $20 insurance fee and purchase a
textbook.
Also, all participants must have a physical examina
tion before Feb. 16 and have started a Hepatitis B inocu
lation series.
For more information contact Pinta Todd at
Coastline Volunteer Rescue Squad, 842-2266 or 842
7770.
Boating Course To Be Offered Beginning Jan. 21
Shallotte River Power Squadron
will offer its boating course begin
ning Jan. 21 for those who want to
learn to skipper a boat with confi
dence.
The squadron conducts the United
States Power Squadron Boating
Course twice a year as a public ser
vice.
Classes will be held for eight con
secutive Saturdays at 9:00 A.M. at
the Atlantic Telephone Membership
Corporation office, Hwy. 130 west
of Shallotte.
There is no charge for the course,
but a nominal charge is made for
materials.
The course will teach boat hand
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Door Prizes ? Party Favors and
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Continental Breakfast At 12:05 AM
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or Richard Danz, education officer,
at 579-1206.
Large Lizard Lifted In Larceny
From Bolivia Camper Tuesday
A 4-foot-long lizard was stolen
from a camping trailer off Gilbert
Road in Bolivia last week, according
to a crime report on file at the
Brunswick County Sheriff's Depart
ment Monday.
Deputy Sgt. Joseph Scoggins
spoke with the victim, a 39-year-old
man who lives in the camper on
Goose Marsh Court in the Goose
Marsh subdivision, and was told that
he left home at about 8 a.m. last
Tuesday (Dec. 20) and returned at
about 5:30 that evening.
The man said he went into the
trailer and tried to locate his pet
iguana, but was unable to find it. He
went outside to see if the lizard
might be in the yard. It wasn't
When he came back inside to
search some more, the man said he
noticed his bedroom window open
and the screen pushed in. The igua
na was nowhere to be found.
"He stated that he gave no one
permission to enter the residence
and take his iguana," Scoggins re
ported.
The lizard was described as a
South African Green Iguana, valued
at about $500.
In other crime reports:
? An 18-year-old Supply woman
said she was assaulted and robbed of
her pocketbook outside a nightclub
on Big Neck Road in Ash last week.
She told Scoggins that she and a
friend went to the GFB Club at
about 1 a.m. Christmas night. She
reported seeing three other females
and telling her friend that "they
needed to leave or there would be a
fight." As the two were leaving, she
said the three women followed her
to the parking lot where one girl
"got in her face." An argument en
sued, during which the three report
edly jumped on the victim, pulled
her to the ground and stole her pock
etbook. which was valued at about
$70. Inside was $20 in cash.
? Someone apparently fired a
small-caliber firearm into an outlet
store on Holden Bcach Road Christ
mas Eve, Deputy Malcolm Long re
ported. Four windows and the glass
from a door were broken, causing
about $4,000 damage. While inves
tigating the incident. Long said a
man gave him the name of a 15
year-old boy who the man said did
the shooting.
? About 21 bullet holes were
found in the side of a mobile home
on Turkey Trap Road, Supply, on
the day after Christmas, resulting in
about $4,500 damage. Deputy l^ee
Hewett investigated and discovered
possible signs of forced entry to the
rear of the trailer.
? A color television, a videocas
sette recorder and a microwave oven
were among the $1,376 worth of
property stolen during a break-in at
a home on Hall Street in the Wanen
landing subdivision. Supply, some
time in the past month. Deputy
Macen LeVan was unable to find
any signs of forced entry, but the 65
year-old retiree who owns the home
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told him that a neighbor found the
back door open last Thursday even
ing. Also stolen was a blood pres
sure cuff, a portable vacuum cleaner,
a cable television box, a kerosene
heater, a cordless telephone and
$125 in change.
? Deputy Malcolm Long investi
gated the theft of a .303-caliber rifle,
a 12-gauge shotgun, a citizen's band
radio and a spotlight from a truck
that got stuck on Yellowbanks Road
Thursday night. The owner said he
came back to his 1981 Subaru Brat
at about 8:30 a.m. the next day and
found that someone had broken into
the vehicle. The stolen items were
valued at $290.
? Someone broke into a mobile
home on Forest Hills Drive and stole
a color television, a microwave oven
and a circular saw valued at about
$500 sometime in the past two
months. The Aberdeen man who
owns the trailer told Deputy Scog
gins that he left the home secure in
mid-October and returned Dec. 26
to find a living room window bro
ken out, resulting an estimated $210
damage.
? A 1983 Oldsmobile Cutlass
was stolen and later wrecked during
a chase Christmas night. Deputy
Randy Robinson spoke to the car's
owner, a 37-year-old woman who
said the car was taken from her back
yard on Rebel Trail, off McMilly
Road. Shallotte. at about 11:30 p.m.
About five hours later. Robinson
saw the car and began following it.
The vehicle refused to stop and
eventually wrecked, after which the
driver and another man got out and
ran from the scene
? A 1985 Honda Accord was
stolen at a convenience store in Bcl
villc Christmas day. The 20-year-old
Wilmington man who owns the car
told Deputy Mark Trull that he left
the car parked for about IS minutes
and came back at about 1 1 a.m. to
find it missing. The car. valued at
$1,800, was left unlocked with the
keys in the ignition.
? A 1977 Dodge pickup truck
was reported stolen from a boat
ramp on Fish Factory Road, South
port. Wednesday night. The 24-year
old man who owns the truck told
Deputy Keith Smith that he discov
ered it missing shortly after mid
night. It was later determined that
the vehicle had been impounded by
Deputy Mary Cron after it was
found to be displaying a stolen li
cense tag.
? A 1979 Cadillac Eldorado was
reported stolen from outside a home
in the Seaside area near Sunset
Beach Wednesday night. The owner
told Deputy Keithan Home that she
left the vehicle to be fixed with the
keys inside and later discovered it
missing. The deputy reported that
the car, valued at $3,000, may have
been taken as part of "a civil mat
? A 1986 Ford Ranger pickuD
was reported stolen after a m?
brought another man and woman to
Bis home "to party" last week The
iS?i?tEVp,,lRobert lon8,ha?
while at his residence, the couple
just jumped into his truck and left
toward South Carolina." The vehicle
was valued at $3,500.
? Twelve Nintendo games a
video game machine, a "footprints
in the sand" clock, a flashlight and a
glue gun were stolen from a summer
residence on Northwind Drive, Sup
ply, sometime in the past month De
puty Malcolm Long found that
someone forced their way in through
the front door by breaking a win
dow. causing about $4# damage
l ne stolen property was estimated to
be worth about $780.
? Deputy Danyl Marlow investi
gated two mobile home break-ins
that occurred on Sirwood Place off
Georgetown Road, Sunset Beach
sometime in the past month. A
Dillon, SC., woman found that
someone pushed open a front porch
window and stole a television, a citi
zen s band radio, a fishing rod and
ools worth an estimated $2,800 |n
sccx>rKj 1 "ci dent, a television set
a microwave oven and a circular
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afternoon W"C discovered Friday
? On the day after Christmas ,
Oreenshoro woman returned to her
mobile home on Hideaway Road in
fcean Isle Beach and discovered
that someone forced open the back
door and stole her microwave oven
at$3a> ^ eS<,ma,ed its value
an? A S20? vldcocass??c recorder
Tr,! .j" ,??nuin'ng ?bout $170
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Mobile Home Park last week. The
ioMyC?? WOOUn who ,ivcs there
told Deputy Malcolm Long that
? Someone broke into a home on
la? S,rCCt " Manners Vil
UO'e " television
a propane heater recently The
owner s grandmother told Deputy
door and lock of the home forced
open on the day after Christmat. rc.
wWng in about $100 damage The
vtt>len property was valued at $200
? A color telcvufoo and a "Power
fron? V h *Ct,on ^8"^ were stolen
vZ.^>mC 2H OW Shallottc Road
sometime in the past three weeks A
KWh? l,VCS ,herc 'old Deputy
I orne thai ,hc TV was locUdfaJ
M or age room, where "the Power
w*i banging in a bag."
unWkf. ? ,lme ,he "*>"> was
in i^ W>S When a Workcr was let
"jto do some some electrical work
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