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wildlife calls. We're trying to keep the Goetzinger's home number free for personal
calls. Thanks!
We are building enclosures for our permanently disabled, educational birds, which
include a kestrel, a screech owl, and a red-shouldered hawk. Please call if you have
vinyl-coated welded wire or treated lumber to donate.
Support O.W.L.S. by wearing one of our new, hot-off-the-press Tee shirts. They
are available in short sleeve [$10.00] and long sleeve [$13.00]. Well kno^m illustrator
Val Page donated the charming artwork, and 3 local merchants have agreed to stock
our shirts. They are: Strawberry's on Highway 70 [short sleeve only], Cut Loose
Salon in Atlantic Station, and Wild Birds Unlimited in Swansboro. All profits go
to our building fund.
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ANIMAL PROTECTION LEAGUE BENEFIT
The third annual benefit sale sponsored by the Crystal Coast Animal Protection
League will be held on Sunday, January 29th at 2 p.m. at Abe's Auction House, Newport
[by the stop light]. You may inspect the merchandise—both new and used to be avail-
1 p.m. so you will be ready for the auction at 2. Local merchants have made
contributions as well as private citizens. There are even some gift certificates.
Better come see.
Proceeds will go toward the spay and neuter program.
AIR PORT SERVICE
"Rra of our police officers will make themselves available in their free time
to drive you to the airport. If you are to be away so long you do not wish to leave
your car at the airport this is a convenient way to solve the problem. They will
drive you there in your car, take your car home and put it away and then will come
to meet you when you return. The fee for this varies according to circumstances but
you can find out what it costs by calling them. Right now it is Bob Hamilton and
Andy Macklin offering this service and you can reach them by leaving a message at the
police department at the To\m Hall.
N.C. AQUARIUM
Interesting programs are going on at the Aquarium every day! Watch the bulletin
boards for their daily films. Pre-register for a field trip or a workshop or a Behind-
the-Scenes tour. There are special programs for children too.
LIONS CLUB
The Bogue Banks Lions Club meets every other Wednesday at the Holiday Inn in
Pine Knoll Shores. Lunch and a program begin at 12:30 p.m. and usually last about
one hour. January meeting dates are the 11th and 25th.
For more information please contact James Howard at [work] 726-6122 [ext. 251]
or [home] 726-4031.