Caiendar Of Events
Thursday, March 19
AN ADULT TUAVEL FIIJM on southern Germany and Denmark will be
shown at the West Brunswick Branch library, Shallotte, 2 p.m. No charge
HOLDEN HI-:acH PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD meets at the town hall
7 p.in.
SHALIDTrE LIONS CLUB meets at Joe's Barbecue in Shallotte, 7pm
CAI_* K.* S!I VKW !.AD!ES AUXILURy meets at Lhe f!r« slaUon. 7 p.m. Open
to all women In Uie Calabash Fire District.
GAME NIGHT at the American Ugion Post one mile south of Shallotte, U.S.
17, 7:30 p.m.
Friday, March 20
I-JvTEiNSIGN "OMEntAKERn meets for a program on home
repairs anyone cun do, at the Calabash Volunteer Fire Department 10-30
a.m.
AN ADULT TRAVEL FILM on southern Germany and Denmark will be
shown at the library in Southport. 2 p.m. No charge
PRESCHOOL STOKYTIME is offered at the I,cianu Branch Library, 10
a.111.-10:45 a.m. and 11 a.m.-Il:45 a.m.
GAME NIGHT at the Sliallotte Point Volunteer Fire Department, 7:30 p.m.
SHALU)TTE AI/-ANON FAMILY GROUP meets at Camp United Methodist
Church, 6 p.m. Tliis is a support group for families of alcoholics.
CIXISED MECTING of Alcoholics Anonymous for individuals who have a pro
blem with alcohol, AA Building, Gri^ettown, 8 p.m.
SHALIXITTE WHEEL AND DEALERS Square Dance Club dances each Fri
day at the American Ugion Hut south of Shallotte, 8 p.m. Open to the
public.
Saturday, March 21
A JUDGED SHOW will be sponsored by the Coastal Rabbit and Cavy (guinea
pig) Breeders A.s.sociation at Shallotte Middle School, beginning at 9 a.m.
No cnarge.
CALABASH VOLUNTEER RESCUE SQUAD THRIFT SHOP, located beside
the squad building on N.C. 179, is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
THE BRUNSWICK COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION will be held at
the Brunswick County Government Center Public Assembly Building, 2
p.m.
GAME NIGHT will be held at the Calabash Volunteer Fire Department, 8
p.m.
Sunday, March 22
OPEN MEETING by Alcoholics Anonymous at the AA Building, Grissettown.
8 p.m.
Monday, March 23
CAIABASH TOWN COUNCIL meets at the town hall, 4:30 p.m.
BRUNSWICK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS hold hearings on the Community
Development Block Grant program and receive comments on grant pro
posals for a bus manufacturing company and a PVC furniture company
from 5 p.m. to 5:45 p.m., followed by a regular meeting at 6:30 p.m.,
Brunswick County Government Center, commissioners chambers.
BRUNSWICK COUNTY SOCIAL SERVICES BOARD meets at the social ser
vices department, Brunswick County Government Center, Bolivia, 5:30
p.m.
BRUNSWICK SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT Board of
Supervisors meets in Lhe board office at the Brunswick County Govern
ment Center, 7 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
CAI.ABASH VFW POST 7288 LADIES AUXILIARY meets at Ella’s
Restaurant, Calabash, 7:30 p.m.
CLOSED MEETING for individuals who have a problem with alcohol.
Alcoholics Anonymous Building, Grissettown, 8 p.m.
Tuesday, March 24
PRESCHOOL STORY HOUR for youngsters ages 2 through 5 continues at the
West Brunswick Branch Ubrary, Shallotte, through April, 10 a.m.-10:45
a.m. and 11 a.m.-ll:45 a.m.
FREE TAX ASSISTANCE is available to senior citizens at the public library-
in in Southport, Tuesdays from IQ a.m. to 4 p.m.
THE BEACHCOMBER’S SHELL STUDY GROUP meets at Oak Island for a.n
afternoon of shelling, 1 p.m. For more information, call Louise Mason at
579-2178.
Wednesday, March 25
BRUNSWICK TOASTMAS I’ERS meet at the Ship’s Chandler in Southport, 7
a.m.-8 a.m. Guests welcome. Call 754-5082 evenings and weekends for more
information.
FREE TAX ASSISTANCE is available to senior citizens at the public library-
branch in Shallotte, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., or In Bolivia on Wednesdays by ap
pointment (253-4441).
A TRAVEL FILM for adults on the Rhine Valley and North Germany will be
shown at the Leland Branch Library, 2 p.m.
CLOSED MEE7TING for individuals who have a problem with alcohol, at the
Alcoholics Anonymous Building, Grissettown, 8 p.m.
THE BRUNSWICK BEIACON, Tbunday, March 19, 1987 Page >-A
l30Ociliri0 For
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Bills Is April 16
All local bills must be introduced'in
the N.C. General Assembly by April
16, under rules adopted last week by
state legislators.
Rep. E. David Red wine said
legislators have until April 30 to sub
mit statewide bills, except for ap
propriations bills, which are due in
no later than May 21.
"If any of you have bill requests for
me, please keep these dates In
mind," he said in his weekly report.
“By having these deadlines, hopeful
ly we win be able to cut down on the
length of tlie session.”
Two bills propose stricter enforce
ment and greater penalities for litter
ing, a topic of concern to many
residents of the district, Bedwinc
said.
In the Senate, a recently introduc
ed bill would increase the fine for lit
tering from $50 for the first offense to
StAf r PHOTO «Y SUSAN USH[>
Clubs Help Sight-Impaired
More than 250 pairs of eyeglasses donated by the Calabash Chapter of the
American As.soclatiou of Retired Persons to the Shallotte Uons Club wUl be
refurbished—in whole or part—by Lions Intematlonal for dlstribuution to
the seclng-impaired. Above, Lions Club President Harry PIgott sorts
through one of several boxes of glasses with AARP Chairman Mary Quinlan.
$500 for a second offense.
Redwine said he plans to introduce
Q oili tiiat would authorize
wtidiiie enforcement officers to en
force the littering laws in Brunswick
County. “I believe this will help deter
some people from littering on the
waterways," he suggested.
Also, last week Redwine, chairman
of the A.BC Committee, introduced
HB 214. This act would conform the
hours of alcohol sales in the state to
federal Daylight Savings Time. Con
gress has recently changed Uie
beginning of Daylight Savings Time
from the last Sunday in April to'the
first Sunday in April. This bill would
conform state law to public law and
will keep holders of alcohol permits
from being in violation ot the law.
Redwine also co-sponsored HB 196,
which would appropriate $2 million In
1987-88 and 1988-89 fiscal yers for the
N.C. Rural Economic Development
Center for its operation and for pilot
programs and research.
This center, he said, will be
established to address agribusiness,
the decline of manufacturing
empIoymcnL the opportunities for
natural resourpo-b.wd industries
and the loss of businesses in small
cities and rural areas.
Constituents with questions, re
quests or conunents cun coniaci Red
wine by writing to him at 2219
Legislative Building, Raleigh, NC
27611 or by telephoning 1-733-5749.
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