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Thursday, Sept. 18
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Brunswick County Hoard of Kdi
Brunswick County Government Cen
CUASTAI. HKSOUItCKS COMMISSI!)
discuss how to address potential
development, h-'Kinturu: at (J a.m.
MAKK WILDK-IIAMSING. state mulet
Preservation laboratory, will preset
and local Civil War shipwrecks, at
Shallottc, 2 p.m.
SlIALI.om: I.IONS CLUH meets at.!
Friday. Sept. 19
1( < I AS IAI. It F.St H IltCKS ( < )MM ISSK
Milton on issues of importance to co
CALABASH EXTENSION IIOMKMAKI
SUition f<?r a covered-dish lunchc
members welcome, 11:110 a.m.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES for
[ held at the Sliallotte Middle School,
SIIAl.UITTK AI/-ANON FAMILY CillC
Church, 8 p.m. This is a support gr<
(;AME NKHIT at the Sunset Beach Vo
Saturday, Sept. 20
TOWN CKF.KK VOLUNTEER RESCU!
at the squad building. U.S. 17 and N.i
a.m.. $3.
YOTFlt REGISTRATION will Ik* offo
and others, Carolina Shores Propert;
a.in.-l p.m.
CHAPTER 36. SPECIAL FOHCKS ASSI
Uikes VFW Building, 1 30 p.m.
ClAMK NIGHT at the Calabash VolunU
Sunday, Sept. 21
I'ANCAKE BREAKFAST will be sen
Club. Sunset Harbor, 7 a.m.-10 a.m.
OPEN HOUSE at the Coastline Volur
Beach Boad, with ('Pit demonstrate
p.m.
Monday, Sept. 22
BOSOM BUDDIES MASTECTOMY Su|
Western Steer Family Steakhousc, C
a trunk showing of fasliions, 12 noon
L. Field, 371-9855 after 5:30 p.m. or
I BRUNSWICK COUNTY BOARD OF Si
services department, Bruaswick Co
BRUNSWICK COUNTY UTILITIES 1
system, in the commissioners' char
WEST BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL Ti
7:30 p.m. Membership is open to th<
Tuesday, Sept. 23
NO PItESCHOOL STORY HOUR will I
Library during September. The hou
TAR HKKLS AGAINST DRUG A BUSK
local residents at First Baptist Chui
Wednesday, Sept. 24
HRUNSWICK TOASTMASTF.RS will II
of Howe Street, Soulhport. Guests ai
7 a.m.-8 a.m.
IIOLDKN HKACH OFFICIALS meet
regulation enforcement, audit and (
BRUNSWICK COUNTY ANIMAL WF.I
Sirloin Stcakhaii.se, Shallotte, 12:30
Shallotte Board
The Shallotte Town Hoard of
Aldermen met Monday behind closed
door*', bilking over sanitation proposals
with two vendors.
Representatives of Chainl>ers Inc.
of South Carolina and Brunswick
Refuse discussed contract
possibilities with the board, which
met last week with representatives of
Waste Industries.
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I* and lest will Ik* conducted by the
ication. Public Assembly Building,
ler, 8.:t0 a.m.-12 noon.
N meets at the Wilmington Hilton to
problems with existing oceanfront
water arclteologist at the Fort Fisher
nt a program on underwater archelogy
the West Brunswick Branch Library,
oe's Barbecue, Shallolte, 7 p.m.
j continues meeting at the Wilmington
astai residents, 9 a.m.
Kits CLUB meets at the Calabash Fire
on and business session, with new
Brunswick Technical College will be
7:30 p.m.
KJI? meets at Camp United MctliodLst
>up for families of alcoholics,
luntcer Fire Department. B p.m.
E SOU A I) sei ves fried chicken dinners
L\ B7 South. Winnabow, beginning at 11
red to Shingletree Precinct residents
y Owners Association Clubhouse. 11:30
m i/\ i iwi> inet'UN ai uie willing .spring
fcr Fire Department, 8 p.m.
ed at the Brunswick County Fishing
. $2 per person.
itccr Itescue Squad Building, llolden
ins and blood pressure checks. 2 p.m.
pport Group holds a Dutch luncheon at
'arolina Beach Road. Wilmington, with
. For more information call Katherinc
weekends.
[)CIAL SERVICES meets at the social
lunty Government Center, 5:20 p.m.
HOARD meets for brief inn on uater
nbcrs, 6:30 p.m.
rojan Booster Club meets at the school,
e public.
x* held at the West Brunswick Branch
rs resume in October,
will hold an informational meeting for
rcli, Shallotte, H p.m.
leet at the Ship's Chandler, at the foot
id prospective members are welcome.
in special session on flood insurance
>ther items, town hall. 9:30 a.m.
J- AKK LEAGUE meets at llieSizzling
p.m.
Talks Contract
The town wants to torn its sanitation
service over to a private contrac tor
due to increased demands an )
high casts of operating its own equip
ment.
Town Clerk Cynthia Umg said she
did not know whether or not a decision
will be made at the next meeting
of tlie board.
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To Be Topic At
The Coastal Resources Coinrniss
Isttag oceanfront development at iti
Wilmington.
The CRC will discuss ways to ret
long-term erosion and storm damn
discussion will take place during the
standards coinmiltee at 1 :.K) p.m. Tl
The committee will also consii
oceanfront erosion rate setbacks, a
pier construction.
At the same time, the planning
review land use plan update recoini
runoff issues, as well as hurricane
planning grants awards for 198b-87.
The meeting will be held at the
St., with sessions beginning at 9 a.rr
Alliance To H<
The executive director of the North
Carolina Alliance for the Mentally 111
will speak Sept. 22 at the next
meeting oi the Coastal Tri-County
Alliance.
The meeting will be held at 7:110
p.m. in the auditorium of the Area
Health Education Center next to New
Hanover Memorial Hospital in Wilmington.
Director John Raggett, who has a
mentally ill son. assumed the post in
June He and the Alliance were inRetired
Teachers
Meet In Southport
The Brunswick County unit of
retired teachers will meet Tuesday
at 10 30 a.m. at the Sandfiddler
Restaurant in Southport.
All teachers who retired this year
are invited as guests to tin* luncheon
meeting.
Members of the organization
should he prepared to pay dues and
make plans for the year.
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CRC Meeting
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s meeting Thursday and Friday in ,
luce losses that could be caused by I
ge to oceanfront structures. This ,
meeting 01 inc implementation and
hursday.
Jer possible revision of rules for
md defining navigable waters for
and special issues committee will
nendations and urban stonnwater
preparedness plans and land use
Wilmington Hilton, 301 No. Water
i. They are open to the public.
ear Director
strunionUi! in swaying the State
Legislature to appropriate $3.75
million in funding of services for the
chronically mentally ill at the community
level, of which the local
Southeastern Mental Health Agency
received $110,000.
Raggett is an ordained minister
and is a doctoral student in educa
tion.
The local Alliance for the Mentally
I!! recently clmngod its name to
reflect its membership in Brunswick,
New Hanover anil Pender counties.
As advocates for the mentally ill. the
chapter creates greater public
awareness and empathy for the problems
of the mentally, provides emotional
support for their families and
advocates for improvements in housing.
services, job training and
employment of for the mentally ill.
The chapter meets the fourth Monday
of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the
aIIEC building and also provides
educational literature as well as
speakers. Membership is $15 per
family per year. Lori Ferrucci of
Boiling Spring lakes is treasurer.
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'!*!!? '. BRUNSWICK BEA''m' tw.,?
New Fee Sched
Some Will Be R<
A revision of the counly's building <
fee schedule should be easier to
understand and will also result in
smaller fees for some construction
projects, according to Brunswick
County Planning Director John
Harvey.
However, new fees were added for
several inspections required by the
state that were not previously included
on the schedule.
Commissioners approved the revisions
at their Monday night meeting.
Harvey said the changes came about
after Commissioner Benny l.udlurn
pointed out that there was a
misconception that the method used
lo determine values for projects
would make its way into the tax
revaluation.
The revised schedule is based on
simpler formulas.
'.Villi the new schedule, for example.
there would be no charge for
Imilrlinp fftnctniplinn ..f
conditioned spaces 300 square feet in i
size or less. Currently the charge is 1
$35. i
Also, a slight reduction results for
asphalt drives and parking lots, now
in a separate category. Concrete
work remains in the uncov ered space
Activities Geared
Looking for something fun ami/or
educational for the children to do
after school?
The Brunswick County Library
System and the Brunswick CountyParks
and Recreation Department
are co-sponsoring an after school
program for youths between the ages
of 8 and 13. Activities will be held at
the Southport. Shallotte and 1.eland
branches of the librarv. prere
mst rat ion is required and can be
made by telephone beginning this
week.
A three-day puppetry workshop at
the Southport Library kicks off the
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1 Below are the GRAND STRANG
B new "Short Season" House Lea
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J workers
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AVectroiaay 9 30 am fair* Rises
1 00 pm Mconcio
100 pm Snow 9'0>
30 pm Grana Srrana K'on
6 30 pm Southern 9oi
0 DC pm ;va'cn?o M *?3 CMS
0 iruisaav 9 30 am KoffeeKiuP
a * CO pm Poinieno iao>es
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A 30 pm Mo mo S N>t? Ou'
0 30 pm Grand S'-ana Men s C
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B f"t*.ov 0 30 am f ijov' cs
H c 30 pm IG 1 *
$ 00 pm Paopec Grc?i.O
Saturday ^ 30 am Voutft leagues
12 30 om toutn leagues
A 30 om Odd C our vs
Sunday 5 30 pm Goodtimers
8 00 om H? a P/y
A 'OO'esenfa^e 'rom GRAND STRAf.
contact >cu regoiamg the teogui
Grand Strand Bowl
p.o bo:
north myrtle i
Nome
Address Home
Phone 1
Type of women
, men
League: mixed
Day of Week
Preferred:
Nome of League (if possible):
Do you represent a league?
a
team?
| Are you interested in learn to be
Comments:
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educed
category, for which the charge is
slightly higher.
New items include a $20 charge for
inspecting the new foundation for a
house that has been moved: a nocharge
permit for tents used no more
than 30 days; and a charge of 25 cents
per linear foot for inspecting retaining
walls, seawalls and bulkheads.
Under plumbing, the county will now
charge a $3 per space fee for inspecting
travel trailer and recreational
vehicle spaces, with a $10 minimum
Also, the county will now use the
ASCS office's determination of
whether a structure qualifies as a
farm building. Harvey said this move
would open up the category to
smaller acreages r.ot considered
farms by the tax office.
Harvey said the local home
builders association had endorsed
the revisions.
In other business, commissioners
recessed their meeting until 1 p.m. on
Oct. 6. at which time they will begin
interviewing applicants for u programmer
analyst position. On Oct 7.
beginning at 10 a.m., they will interview
applicants for a new soil scientist
position.
To After School
program Oct. 7-9 from 3.30 p.m. to 5
p.m. each day. Youngsters will make
puppets, learn to manipulate them,
create a skit and perform it.
Materials are provided. The group
size is limited and space is offered on
a first-come, first-served basis.
Future activities at all three
libraries include pumpkin carving in
October, nature study in November
and Christmas ornament-making in
December. For information on dates
or to sign up for each session
separately, call Emma Thomas at
the recreation department, 253-4357
or 1-800-222-4790. Ext. 257.
Hwy. 17 I
Across From Coquino Harbor |
(803)2490055 g
Jim Goodwin
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Mt*eC 4 r
Women 5
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Mnea Sertois 4 g
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Mnea Couples 4 J
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