Page 10-A?THE BRUNSWICK BEACON, Thursday, August 22, 1985
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Sailing Champs Of A Sort
Winners in the July Rain Gutter Regatta held for members of Cub Seout
Pack 227 have been announced. The Rain Gutter Regatta, according to a
spokesperson, tested the cubs' skill In floating paper boats down a rain
gutter. The event was held at Shallotte Park. In the photo above,
Packmaster Pat Barber, at left pouring water in the gutter, supervises
the last race between Gary Jones, left, and Yates Gupton. Winners of the
event, one of several planned for cubs this summer, are pictured below.
They are, from left, front row, Nathan Gibson, first place among 8-yearolds;
Sean Hughes, second place among 10-year-olds; Yates Gupton,
third plaee among 10-year-olds; and Jody Bowen, third place among
9-year-olds; back row, Gary Jones, first plaee among 10-year-olds; Scott
Hill, second place among 9-year-olds; Kelly Edwards, first place among
9-year-olds; and Jason Home, second place among 8-year-olds.
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Point Sells Seafood Plates
lx>oking for a good seafood dinner? or coffee, said spokesman Joyce
Shallotte Point Volunteer Fire I -and. Baked goods will also be sold.
Department will sell combination Orders for si* or more piates will
shrimp and fish plates Saturday, be delivered. To order takeouts, call
Aug. 24, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and the department's business number,
from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the fire sta- 754-6505, rather than than the fire
tion on Pigott Koad. reporting number.
Each $3.50 dinner will include
shrimp, fish, coleslaw, candied yams All proceeds will benefit the fire
and hushpuppics, and a choice of tea department.
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Energy Sa
BY TERRY POPE
An energy saving system installed
at three Brunswick County schools
over the summer vacation drew
praise from state education officials
last week.
The comments came in response to
a report aired by a local television
station that claims the schools could
have helped finance the $83,000 project
with state grants. The final contract
with E.A. LeBlanc and
Associates, an energy management
company based in Raleigh, was signed
in June with plans to pay for the
energy saving devices through
guaranteed savings on the schools'
utility bills.
"I believe the contract which you
have entered into with LeBlanc provides
the best arrangement for financing
these installations with the
minimum risk to your school (
system," wrote Dewey T. O'Kelley ]
Jr., director of the State Division of ,
Plant Operations in a letter address- ,
ed to School Superintendent Gene
Yarbrough last Tuesday. ,
After the report aired, school J
finance manager Samuel Adcock ,
contacted state education officials to
ask about the available funds. But
O'Kelley said what funds are
available are in the form of federal
assistance grants under the Schools
""'J Hosnits!" Pronrnm "ti'hink nrn.
vided matching funds for Energy
Management Systems."
"However, these funds were
available on a competitive basis and
would require the expenditures of
local funds for the engineering study
Animal League
Meets Tuesday
The Brunswick County Animal
Welfare League meets Tuesday,
Aug. 27, at 7:30 p.m. in the conference
room at the Brunswick
Technical College administrative
building, at the old campus in Supply.
A bylaws committee will be appointed
and members are to turn in
their "dog house" contributions.
President Tcddl Ncai said that
animals adopted from the shelter can
be neutered or spayed at a reduced
fee by Dr. Louise Piper of Cape Pear
Animal Hnsnital Sniithnnrl Thn
Brunswick County Board of Health
approved Dr. Piper's offer at its last
meeting.
Ms. Neal thanked businesses who
have allowed placement of "dog
house" collection boxes in their
establishments.
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Special Request Night 711 p.m l
Group lessons 2-3 p.m. ?$2
Open Skate 3-6 p.m.
Couples Special 711 p m.?$5 I
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preparations," O'Kelley wrote. "Of
course, there would be no assurance
cnai your projects wouia De runaea
within Lire limited available funds."
The energy saving devices have
been installed at Lincoln Primary,
South Brunswick High and West
Brunswick High schools while
students were away on summer
vacation. They should be in operation
when school starts Sept. 3, said assistant
superintendent Bill Turner.
The schools have the option to install
the devices at the remaining
eight county schools at the end of a
three-year trial period. The pilot
energy management program also
involves a team of third party
financers, Murray Financial Corporation,
which put up the $83,000 to
finance the cost and installation of
the equipment at the three schools.
During the past year, the division
of plant operations has provided a
limited number of school systems
with a consultant engineer for energy
nanagemem proposals.
"The funding for this project did
lot include monies for the purchase
if equipment, but was limited only to
he engineering costs," O'Kelley
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