Caiendar Thursday, Jan. 28 THE MALL WALKERS CLUB meet Briarcliffe Mall, North Myrtle E Mechanisms' by Dr. James F. Gi the mall at 1 (8031272-4040. HAWAII AND BERMUDA are feati charge by the library's adult sen library, Shallotte, 2 p.m. SEA TRAIL PROPERTY OWNERS Beach Volunteer Fire Departmer a program by Rex Gore, a Shallo GAME NIGHT at the American I^egic 17,7:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 29 ROTARY CLUB OF SOUTH BRUNS\ Tee, Sea Trail Golf Links, 7:30 a. HOLDEN BEACH COMMISSIONERS but nut act on, items to go on the a 10 a.m. Open to the public. HAWAII AND BERMUDA are featur by the library's adult services pr THE PINEWOOD DERBY feature: Shallotte National Guard Armory GAME NIGHT will be held at the Sha 7:30 p.m. MALE VOICES (tenor and bass) are upcoming production of "The HI Media Center, Southport, 8 p.m. F Carmen Coles, 1-278-6552, or in 754-6758. SHALLOTTE AL-ANON FAMILY Gi Church, 8 p.m. This is a support | CLOSED MEETING of Alcoholics An blem with alcohol, AA Building, ( NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS meets ai Southport, offering a 12-point pr desire to use drugs and fellowshi| 762-6638. SHALLOTTE WHEEL AND DEALE1 day at uie American Legion Hut s< Saturday, Jan. 30 REGISTRATION begins at the CP&I for the Toastmasters Southeaste Tales/Evaluation Contest, 8:30 a. CALABASH VOLUNTEER RESCU! squad building on N.C. 179, will b A PROGRAM FOR LATCH-KEY CH are at home after school without Strand General Hospital, Myrtle formation, call Gay CooKe at the FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CIIECI I,akes Volunteer Rescue Squad si Sunday, Jan. 31 MALE VOICES (bass and tenor) are production of "The HMS Pinafor Mftdio rnnrnr vnninnnri 1 "in r ...VU.U wvtitvt , WVU?.IJ?W. ?, r Director Carmen Coles, 1-278-6551 OPEN MEETING of Alcoholics Anon; p.m. Monday, Feb. 1 I un k.humukch council meets at ocean isle beach planning b hope harbor home direct Brunswick Hospitai. Supply. 12:3 calabash zoning board meets ? brunswick county board of tion Building conference room. si | brunswick county commissi ministration Building, Brunswick fHOLDEN BEACH COMMISSIONER: p.m. I THE HOLDEN BEACH VFW POST n Building near Holden Beach, 7 p. SHALLOTTE PLANNING BOARD nr I SUNSET BEACH TOWN COUNCIL r CALABASH VFW POST NO. 7288 me p.m. [ CLOSED MEETING BY ALCOHOL those who have a problem with a | Tuesday, Feb. 2 COAST TOASTERS TOASTMASTE Shallotte, for breakfast ana prog members welcome. Call 754-5082. j PRESCHOOL STORYTIME for chil month at county library branche Branch, Shallotte, 10 a.m.-10:45 a BRUNSWICK COUNTY DEMOCRA Hospital dining room, Supply, toe and n [temn mpn/wnmpn haslci organization will provide electior Democratic Party". 7 n.m. Reserv Peoples no later than Feb. 1, 842Werinesday. Feb, 3 BRUNSWICK TOASTMASTERS CLl waterfront in Southport, with gu a.m.-8 a.m. Call 754-5082 for infor PRESCHOOL STORYTIME for chi a.m.-10:45 a.m., ages 2-3; 11 a.m.' SHALLOTTE ALDERMEN meet at t CLOSED MEETING for individuals \ Alcoholics Anonymous Building, I NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS meets e; Church, N.C. 211, Southport, offe overcome their desire to use druf diets, 8 p.m. For more informatic Globe PNEUMATIC CHAIR List $137.50 SALE $89.95 Hon 510 Series f Letter FILE CABINETS ^ on r en 4 U L.St $IV2 UvJ OHLE 4IJU.UU 2DL.si $i4i oo SALE $109.00 ? Samsill PAD HOLD ? ?| L.st OB |H u. I s,45? i i ll ij N=?jt"^ ?oy?i EB Z, CASH REG III III I - . I : . ^.St $' M SALE $ fc lZ-J S'?0 < SHIPPING 754 7456 HWY. 17 S. SH Of tvents 5 at the Chick-Fil-A/J.C. Penney court, leach, S.C., for a program on "Coping aham, 8 a.m. For more information call ired in a travelogue presented without dees program, West Brunswick Branch 5 ASSOCIATION meets at the Sunset it for a covered dish supper, followed by tte attorney, 6:30 p.m. >n Post, one mile south of Shallotte, U.S. VICK ISLANDS meets at Tavern-on-them. 5 meet in a workshop session to discuss, genua fur aciiun at uicir Feb. 4 meeting, ed in a travelogue offered free of charge ogram, Southport library, 2 p.m. > Cub Scout auto racing competition, 6:30 p.m. llotte Point Volunteer Fire Department, : in demand for The Brunswick Players MS Pinafore." Rehearsal at the CP&L or more information call Music Director the Shallotte area, Brenda Kotchish, SOUP meets at Camp United Methodist group for families of alcoholics, onymous for individuals who have a projrissettowri, 8 p.m. t St. Peter's Lutheran Church, N.C. 211, ogram to help addicts overcome their 3 among recovering addicts, 8 p.m. Call RS Square Dance Club dances each Friouth. of ShailoHe, 8 p.m. Public welcome. Employee Services Center, Southport, rn Division Member Training and Tall m., $3. E SQUAD THRIFT SHOP, beside the le open. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. ILDREN, children ages eight to 12 who adult supervision, will be held at Grand Beach, S.C., 1 p.m.-4 p.m. For more innospiiai, 1-803-445-4411. IS are available at the Boiling Spring tation, 10 a.m.-ll a.m. ! in demand for The Brunswick Players P." Rphparwl will hoiti ot thn rui.T ?. ?>M UX HWiU U V Mlb WU .in. For more infonnHtion Call Music I, or locally, Brenda Kotchish, 754-6758. ymous at the Grissettown AA Building, 8 Joe's Barbecue, Shallotte, 8:30 a.m. iOARD meets at the town hall, 9:30 a.m. ORS meet in the board room, The 0 p.m. at the town nail, 4 p.m. EDUCATION meets in the Administraouthport. 6:30 p,m, ONERS meet in their chambers, Ad: County Government Center, 6:30 p.m. 5 meet at the town nau at a new tune, 7 leets at the Lockwood Folly Community m. ieets at the town hall, 7 p.m. neets at the town hall, 7:30 p.m. ets at Ella's Restaurant, Caiabasn, 7:3u ICS ANONYMOUS every Monday for ilcchol, the AA Building, Grissettown, 8 RS CLUB meets at Joe's Barbecue, ram, 7 a.m.-8 a.m. Guests, prospective Idren ages three to five resumes this ?s, beginning with the West Brunswick i.m., 11 a.m.-ll:45 a.m. TIC WOMEN meet in The Brunswick omplete plans for a womanless wedding pthall game, and to discuss how the i year support to the Brunswick. County ations should be made by calling Grace 9351. JB meets at the Ship's Chandler on the ests, prospective members welcome, 7 mation. ldrcn ages three to five resumes, 10 11:45 a.m., ages 4-5, Southport Library, he town hall, 7:30 p.m. vho have a problem with alcohol, at the 3rissettown, 8 p.m. ach Wednesday at St. Peter's Lutheran ring a 12-step program to help addicts js and fellowship among recovering adin, call 1-762-6638. f Liquid Paper I | List $1.49 AAc ^ J SALE WW eoch Legal Pads ?8!6xll ? ; Qa SALE 3)816x14 mw AA ? SALE ^ iwwdoi L?$11o99j?*M ilSTER ;343(fr^^^/4 IFF ~ ^-Cjj 7 t i STATION I 1ALLOTTE RESORT PLAZA r, 4 It's Girl Scout What do Samoas, Tagalongs, Thin Mints, Do-si-dos, Trefoils and Echoes have in common? They're all Girl Scout cookies, and local troops are ^ v taking orders 1 through February 8 fur M delivery in midW J March. Eva Grumpier of Supply, cookie manager/assistant leader of Brownie Troop No. 724 and new Junior Troop 859 in Shallotte, said the annual cookie sale is the main fundraising project for local troops. For example, last year Troop No. 724 earned more than $500. Local troops retain 30 cents per bo* from the cookie sales, while the council aiiu bakery also get suaTcS of the profits. Council proceeds are used for operations, camping and other special programs. This year's price is unchanged from last year, $2 per box, with the count per box ranging from 15 to 41 cookies per box depending on the tvDe cookie chosen. New this year in the Girl Scout ^ Good G ^SBS^ W'v Fpa IK. Dr. Timothy (iibblc is i When you care, it's c here at BRLJNSW vices to inc ECHOCA diagnose h disease anc f a r> r\Tir carotid art Results of by Dr. Tii Specialist, Each proc, OTHER N ELECTRC wave activ: CAT SCA Your doctc WE AT I TO HAV YOU, TH] HIGHWAY 1 v Cookie Time I cookie line is Echo, a chocolate sandwich with vaniila cream filling which Mrs. Crumpler describes as "not I quite as sweet as an Oreo." Returning in the line-up are | Samoas, a vanilla, caramel, toasted coconut and chocolatey cookie; Dosi-dos, a crunchy oatmeal peanut butter cream; Thin Mints, a wafer with cocoa coating and natural pepper- I mint flavoring; Tagalongs, chocolatey coated peanut butter pat ties; and the Trefoil, a classic shortbread. "Trefoils are an old favorite, but Samoas are awfully popular," said Mrs. Crumpler. "We had to reorder them three times last year." In sddi^An rnntanfinu nnv lnrai H ... u ----- _ Girl Scout, Shallotte area residents can order cookies i>v calling Mrs. Crumpler at 842-9356. Completes Basic U.S. Army Private Karl E. Utter has completed basic training at Fort DU, N.J. He ic the son of Ursula M. Utter of B Bonaparte Drive, Shallotte, and Edmund C. Utter of Mamaroneck, N.Y. B iare From Pi Wii V in r 4 r. ^jr nlrrprcting cchocaidioRram and cardiac doppicr p or members of your 1 omforting to know yo home in BRUNS t/>t7 tt/^ot^tt' a t i^iv nuari i /\i_ annc lude: RDIOGRAPHY?the ,eart problems such as 1 enlargement of the he ^ nr\DDT "cp o c\/ctf / 1-/V/1 X Jl / Jl > 1V. u J U ery abnormalities. cardiac and carotid di mothy Gibble, Board located on campus at" ^dure is painless. 1EW SERVICES INCL )ENCEPHLOGR AM; it v. NNING?located at T! 3r can give you details < HE BRUNSWICK E E THESE NEW SE E PEOPLE OFBRUN TH HQ 7/SUPPLY /(919)754-8121 ? w m v w v w THE BRUNSWICK BEL* CON, Thursday. January 28. 1988?Page 15-A mYfrJSmZi ! WBHBBMML"^T3flT^J^BlMKlg B9I? 1 A^i.BB f sop!? You Know... | {"Ww'* ?A ". . . S'iji*,*\ ? <'?<,* ' . ' ; "' ..'yyjij*' ' ' .' ' f*- ,\v ' nil 2545 -rorcdure. ?ami 1 v arp in dppH /-vf mpHipol v AAA liVVVi Ui AllVVllVCll u can find the very best right WICK COUNTY. THE unces an expansion of its seruse of sound waves to : heart murmurs, heart valve ?art. im for stroke screening and oppler studies are interpreted Certified Internal Medicine I he Brunswick Hospital. AJDE: (EEG)?a testing of brain he Brunswick Hospital. on these procedures. [OSPITAL ARE PLEASED RVICES AVAILABLE TO SWICK COUNTY. C DDIIIICWIAI/ u unvngniUK O iSPlTAL An Affiliate ?f H EA LTTflkl'ST 1 INC The! I< nfxuil ( xnnftttm i I 5 6 M i

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