Calendar Of Events
Thursday, Jan. 1
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Friday, Jan. 2
rotlmital College s Supply AOininistruUve Campus, 9 a.in.-l p.m. and 5
p.in.-« p.m., with classes to Ixjglli Jan. 5.
^‘■“s*‘^'>w»*I'«ngwood Volunteer Fire Department.
N.C. 901, $2 per shot, $6 p.m. ^
SIIAIJ.OTO: AIMNON FAMI!,Y GHOUP meets at Como United Methodist
rt ^ “ support group for fainille.s of alcoholics.
UAfoRD MKKriNCi of Alcoholics Anonymou.s for itnlividuals who have pro-
blem with nlrohol, AA Hullding Grlsscttown. 3 p m
Saturday, Jan. 3
CrLS.seltowndxjngwood Volunteer Fire DeparUncnl.
N.C. 904, J2 per .shot, B p.m.
Sunday, Jan. 4
OPIKN .MKI*rriNG by Alcoholics Anojiynious at tlie AA Building, Grisseltown.
fl p.in.
Monday, Jan. 5
J)CKAN LSCK BEACH Plj^NNINC. HOAKD meets at the town hiill. 9:30 a.m.
CAI.ABASIi ZONING BOAKI) meets at the town hall. 4 p.rn.
BKUNSWICK CtJUNTY COMMISSIONEll.S meet in tl.cir dluinbers. Ad-
inimstratiun Building, BruiLswick County Goveminent (’enter, 6:30 p.m.
HUl.DhN BEACH COMM1S8IONEKS meet at the town hall, 6:30 p.m
HItUNSWICK COUNTY BOAItl) OF EDUCATION meets in the central office
conference roo:n, i-’outhport. 6:30 p.m.
HOIJVIA ALDKKMEN meet at the town liall, 7:30 p.m
CA^BASH VFW l»OST NO. 728H meets at BruiLswick House Itestauranl,
Cttiauuah. 7:Jtl p.m.
(.L^ED MEETING for individuals who have a problem with alcohol.
Alcoholics Anonymous Building, Grissettown. 8 p.m.
Tuesday, Jan. 6
BRUNSWICK COUNTY DEMOCRATIC WOMEN meet at Margie's
Restaurant in Shidlotte, 6:30 p.m.
NORTH BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL Athletic Boosters Club meets in the
multi purpose room of the high school. 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Jan. 7
BRUNSWICK T(>ASTMASTERS meet at the Ship's Chandler in Southport 7
a.m.-8 a.m. Guests welcome. Call 75445572 evenings for more inforniation.
SHAU.01TE AIi)ERMEN meet at the town liall, 7:30 p.m.
CLOSED MEETING for individuals who have a problem with alcohol, at the
Alcoholic.s Anonymous Building, 8 p.m.
Bald Head Island Archaeology
Examined At Museum
Dr. Tom Loftfield will discuss ar
chaeological evidence found at Bald
Head Island during the 198G UNCW
field school at New Hanover County
Museum of the Ix)wer Cape Fear,
Sunday, Jan. 11 at 2:30 p.m.
The summer field school was held
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sponsored by Bald Head Island Ltd.,
concentrated its work around the
“Old Baldy” lighthouse and the
keeper’s cottages tliat were part of
the lighthouse complex.
Dr. Ix)ftfield will use slides to ex
plain the archaeological dig and talk
about the significance of the artifacts
found at the site. He will be available
for questions after the program.
Dr. |,oftfie!d is-an as.'u)ciatG pn
fessor of anthropology at the Unive
sity of North Carolina at WilmingtOi
He has conducted archaeological i
vesUgations in Southeastern Nor
Carolina for 16 years including
Sneads Ferrj' and Permuda Island
The Bald Head Island arcliacology
was part of his annual field school
conducted through the University of
North Carolina at Wilmington.
The program is free.
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Pharmacy at Hill's Shopping Center inShallotte on Jan.
3. Coastline Rescue Squad members will be available
from 9 AAA to 5 PM to make the blood pressure
measurements.
HILLS SHOPPING CENTER, SHALLOHE, 754-9106
Opercrfor?...'Op^of?
Aira ieiepnone cusiomers tnod to oaiko operatdr^iBBteo^Bjis -
Monday were out of luck, at least if they dialed during normal bushms
liours.
Russell Price, general manager of Atlantic Telephone Membership
Corp. in Shailotte, said operator service trunks were out of service
from 0 a.m. Monday until around 6 p.m. while repairs were made to a
severed fiber optics cable on N.C. 211 In Lumberton.
“They couldn’t do any 0-type dialiR® such as credit card, third
Iiuiiiuer Or collect calls,” .Sold Priv6. TeC^cd csRs frsm quits S
few subscribers because of their frustration trying to make eniia out”
Up to 1,000 customers may have missed out on calls Monday, he
said. That’s the average number of aUempts made locally each day to
reach operator services. .
The fiber optics cable, which contained 1,104 operator circuits, wa.s
extensively damaged by utility wwk done by the town of Lumberton, he
said, creating a major outage.
It affected Southern Bell customers in Wilmington, Long Beach and
Southport ns well as all ATMC subscribers.
'No' Program Extends
to County High Schools
The “Just Say No” program,
begun in Brunswick County middle
schools in October, will extend to the
three county high schools this month
according tc 3-'-
coordinator.
This project was made possible for
the county school system through a
.stale grant obtained by l,araine
VVilllanLs. .special education director
for Brunswick County Schools.
The curriculum focuses on learn
ing to “.say no” to alcohol and drug
use and premature sexual involve
ment. Brook.s said that when students
ask about contraception and
phy.siological sexual functions, they
are directed to school nurses or
counselors or the Brunswick County
Health Department.
“Our curriculum is based on the
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THE BHUNSWICK 8KACON, Thursday, January L 1387 Page 7-A
Shuttle Crash
Affects Oysters
concept that individuals with drug
use or premature sexual involvement
problems have symptoms in com
mon,” Brooks said. "These Include
rdiu peer ssif-esiesni, 2 Isck 0? asser
tiveness, inability to cope positively,
poor decision-making skills, and lack
of association with positive groups of
friends."
She said her program strives to in
crease self-esteem, improve
decision-making, and increase as.ser-
tivencss techniques, so that students
are better prepared to say, “No.”
Those who arc interested In know
ing more about tlie program or
assisting with its activities can con
tact Brooks, or her aides, Donna
l..ong, Dean Roberts or Stephanie
Jackson, at the Alternative Educa
tion Center.
BY MARJORIE MEGIVFJIN
Because Florida waters were clos
ed for salvage of the space shuttle
Challenger last January, planting of
cultch for oj'stcr beds in Hni.nswick
County was significantly lower in
1986 than in other coastal counties.
Jerry Parker, shollflsh biologist
with the N.C. Marine Fisheries Divi
sion, said most calico scai’op shelLs
used for implantation of o>ster lar
vae in this county are prociired from
waters In Florida and Vinilnia.
"This year (1986) the $vaters were
closed lmir.ed».alely after the
Challenger exploded so they could
search for wreckage*,” he said, "so
we couldn’t get as many shells last
summer."
In Brunswick County 13,970 bushels
01 sheiis were plai^tifd iasi year,
while 72,000 bushels were planted in
Carteret County, and 94.500 in Hyde
County Other totals were 15,525 in
Onslow, 43,000 in Dare, and 22.500 in
rarnllcv.
The scallop or oyster shells arc
planted In May in waters chosen with
these criteria in mind: they have
mud flats that won’t silt over, the
sand is not shifting, and there are
adult oysters present.
Parker said 18 months to two years
elapse between attachment of the
larvae and harvesting of adult
oysters. "Then we can plant again
5mu Vts can also open the waters to
cUmming,” he added, "This pro^
cedure makes the waters better.”
This technique is somewhat more
cost effcctiva than the relay, or
rehabilitation of oysters by moving
them from polluted to clean waters,
Parker said. Shells are purchased for
about 35 cents per bushel, and usual
ly the harvest amounts to a bushel of
oysters per bushel of shells.
"Sometimes as many as 20 spats
(larvae) will attach to one shell,” he
said.
For rehabilitation, workers arc
paiu per uuaiicl lu move oyalers to
clean waters. “Both methods work
good, though," he added.
During 1986, 9.180 bushels of
oysters were moved in Lockwood
F-r-Uy lUver, 2140 Ln 1
and 1,450 in the eastern channel, ac
cording to a recent Marine Fisheries
reporL
Brunswick County is the only
coastal county with a hand-relay pro
ject.
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