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Thursday, March 24
| COASTAL RESOURCES COMMISSI
day Inn, Wrightsvil'e Beach, to d
I in coastal wateis and use of publ
I 9 a.m.
I FILMS ON ALASKA AND NIAGARA
Brunswick Branch library, Sha
ROUTINE HEALTH CARE FOR
workshop featuring Dr. Susan Hi
Club, Agricultural Building, B
Bolivia, 7 p.m.
GAME NIGHT at the American Legi
I 17,7:30 p.m.
Fridav Mornk 9K
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ROTARY CLUB of the South Brunsu
Sea Trails Golf Club, Sunset Bet
THE DEADLINE IS APPROACHIT
gram offered to homeowner s by1
For more information call Billy
USDA SURPLUS FOODS will be disl
Red & White grocery store in Bol
I vices Department, 9 a.m.-3:30p.i
B 233-4331.
PRESCHOOL STORYTIME for agevisit
from the Easter Bunny, Lei
Each child is to bring three hardl
parents are to sign up for other
OCEAN VIEW UNITED METHOl
chicken barbecue dinners at thi
a.m. through supper, $3.50 each,
Oak Island local delivery of mul
BRUNSWICK LIVING HOME SH(
Home Builders Association ope
morv. U.S. 17,1 n,m,-9 p.m. Adr
TRAVEL FILMS on Alaska and Nia
Southport Library, 2 p.m.
SHALLOTTE ALrANON FAMILY G
Church, 3 p.m. This is a support
THE BRUNSWICK PLAYERS prod
Pinafore" opens in Hatch Audita
o p.m. Admission 55, with group
CLOSED MEETING of Alcoholics Ai
blem with alcohol, AA Building,
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS meets?
Southport, offering 12-point progi
to use drugs, fellowship among i
SHALLOTTE WHEEL AND DEALE
day at the American Legion Hut!
Saturday, March 26
USDA SURPLUS FOODS will be disl
Bolivia Red & White grocery sti
Department of Social Services, 1
for more information, 253-4391.
CALABASH VOLUNTEER RESCL
squad building on N.C. 179, will
BRUNSWICK LIVING HOME SH(
Islands Home Builders Associa
Guard Armory, 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Ai
FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CHEC
Lakes Volunteer Rescue Squad !
TRYOUTS will be held for Waccama
ages 8-14 who live in the area hm
and the Waccamaw River, at Wa
For more information call Junic
SHALLOTTE MOOSE LODGE sells
130 East to raise funds to help pa
medical bills, 11 a.m.-3 p.m., $3.
RABIES VACCINATION CLINICS I
older will be offered at various s|
$5 each. For more information
Department.
SPRING RALLY by the Brunswick
U.S. Rep. Charles Rose, and
Democratic candidates, 4 p.m.dinner.
"H.M.S. PINAFORE" will be presc
Auditorium, N.C. Baptist Asseml
group rates available.
OPEN MEETING of the Supply Grc
day, for alcoholics and other per
ing room, The Brunswick Hospit
GAME NIGHT will be held at the i
p.m.
Sunday, March 27
BRUNSWICK LIVING HOME SH(
Islands Home Builders Associa
Guard Armory, 1 p.m.-5 p.m. Ac
COMMUNITY EASTER EGG
Parks and Recreation Departme
Center, Bolivia, for youngsters f
OPEN MEETING of Alcoholics Anoi
p.m.
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ION meets today and Friday at the Holiiscuss
items that include plastic pollution
ic waters for signs. Both sessions start at
! will be shown free of charge at the West
Uotte, 2 p.m.
HORSES is the topic of a free public
olland, sponsored by the Silver Spurs 4-H
runswick County Government Center,
ion Post, one mile south of Shallotte, U.S.
.ick Islands meets at Tavern On The Tee,
ich, 7:30 a.m. Visitors welcome.
4G for enrolling in the Urban IPM Pro
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liic cuuuiy cAicuaiuu unicv npi u i-^uiy 1.
Barrow, 253-4425.
tributed to qualified households at the old
ivia, by the Brunswick County Social Serm.
For more information call the agency,
> 3 to 5 features an Easter egg hunt and a
land Branch Library, 10:30 a.m.-12 noon,
roiled, undecorated eggs and a sandwich;
refreshments.
)IST CHURCH of Yaupon Beach sells
e church fellowship hall, Oak Island, 11
, with takeouts available. For Southporttiple
plates, call 270-5973.
)W sponsored by the South Brunswick
ns at the Shallotte National Guard Arpiss
ion $1 for sdults (ags IB and oldor).
igara will be shown free of charge at the
(ROUP meets at Camp United Methodist
group for families of alcoholics,
uction of Gilbert and Sullivan's "H.M.S.
rium, N.C. Baptist Assembly, Oak Island,
discounts available.
lonymous for individuals who have a pro
Grissettown, 8 p.m.
it St. Peter's Lutheran Church, N.C. 211,
ram to help addicts overcome their desire
ecovering addicts, 8 p.m. Call 762-6638.
IRS Square Dance Club dances each Frisouth
of Shallotte, 8 p.m. Public welcome.
tributed to qualified households at the old
ore in Bolivia, by the Brunswick County
1:30 a.m.-ll:30 a.m. Call the department
IE SQUAD THRIFT SHOP, beside the
be open, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
)W sponsored by the South Brunswick
tion continues at the Shallotte National
Imission $1 for those age 18 and older.
KS are available at the Boiling Spring
station, 10 a.m.-ll a.m.
w Dixie Youth Baseball for boys and girls
onded by N.C. 211, the South Carolina line
ccamaw Township Park, starts at 11 a.m.
ir Carpenter, 754-9976.
fried chicken plates at the lodge on N.C.
iy lung cancer patient Marion Robinson's
50 per plate.
for cats and dogs ages four months and
oots in the countv. startine at 1 nm cost
contact the Brunswick County Health
; County Democratic Party will feature
opportunity to meet state and local
7 p.m., $5 admission includes barbecue
:nted by The Brunswick Players, Hatch
oly, Oak Island, 8 p.m. Admission $5, with
tup, Alcoholics Anonymous, every Satursons
interested in the disease, in the dinal,
Supply, 8 p.m.
Calabash Volunteer Fire Department, 8
)W sponsored by the South Brunswick
tion continues at the Shallotte National
(mission $1 for persons age 18 and older.
JT sponsored by the Brunswick County
nt, at the Brunswick County Government
rom preschool to age 9, 2 p.m.4 p.m.
lymous at the Grissettown AA Building, 8
i" SOCIAL SERVICES meets in the comGROWING
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ri center ? $12.50 CO
7' Hardboard Siding
$7.00 ca
' Plywood ?$8.50 oo
T reated
? $9.50 co
Landscape Timbers
reated .60 ?$2.88 eo
;mium Grade
$13.50
ersatile, treated ?$4.50 eo
INGS & SHELVING BOARDS
-IE DECK MECCA!
.portable walkways, picnic tables, o
itdoor do-it-yourself projects.
Freeman at... 5
UMBER CO.!
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rrassioners' chambors, Adininistrai
Government Center, 5:30 p.m.
BRUNSWICK SOIL AND WATER CONi
conservation office, Agricultural Bu
ment Center, 7 p.m.
CALABASH VFW LADIES AUXIL1AI
Calabash, 7:30 p.m.
BRUNSWICK COUNTY BASS CLUB me
Avenue, Shallotte, 7:30 p.m.
CLOSED MEETING BY ALCOHOLICS
those who have a problem with alcoh
p.m.
Tuesday, March 29
IMPROVE YOUR COMMUNICATION
Toastmasters Club, Joe's Barbecue
a.m.-8 a.m. Guests members welcom
PRESCHOOL STORYTIME for children
Branch Library, Shallotte, with an I
Easter Bunny, 10:30 a.m.-12 noon. Eai
undecorated eggs and a sandwich;
refreshments.
CALABASH TOWN COUNCIL meets at tl
public hearings set on adjustment of tl
preliminary assessment resolution f<
5:30 p.m.
A PANCAKE SUPPER (all you can eat) ?
S.C., is sponsored by the Little River
office equipment, 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, March 30
IMPROVE YOUR COMMUNICATIOt
Toastmasters Club, Ship's Chandli
welcome, 7 a.m.-8 a.m., 754-5082 for ii
PRESCHOOL STORYTIME for childn
Library, with an Easter egg huni ami
a.m.-12 noon. Each child should bring
and a sandwich; parents are to sign i
CONSECUTIVE PUBLIC HEARING wil
Commissioners on preliminary ass
water lines in SAD 5, the Ocean Pine /
Whispering Heights-Water Wonderla
Assembly Building, Brunswick Count
CLOSED MEETING for individuals who
Alcoholics Anonymous Building, Gris
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS meets each
Church, N.C. 211, Southport, offering
overcome their desire to use drugs ai
diets, 8 p.m. For more information, c
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iERVATION BOARD meets in the
ilding, Brunswick County GovernIY
meets at Ella's Restaurant,
ets at Shallotte Ceramics, Shallotte
ANONYMOUS every Monday for
10I, the AA Building, Grissettown, 8
SKILLS with the Coast Toasters
!, Shallotte, breakfast meeting, 7
e. Call 754-5082.
ages three to five, West Brunswick
Caster egg hunt and visit from the
:h child is to bring three hardboiled,
parents are 10 sign up tor ottier
le town hall on a new schedule, with
!ie extraterritorial boundary and the
ir the Riverview Drive water line,
it Best Pancake House, Little River,
Chamber of Commerce to purchase
, tickets $3.75.
< SKILLS with the Brunswick
er Restaurant, Southport, guests
nformation.
jn ages three to five, Southport
i visit from the Easter Bunny, 10:30
three hardboiled, undecorated eggs
ip for other refreshments.
1 be held by the Brunswick County
essment :esolutions for installing
Veres area, at 6 p.m., and SAD6, the
ind area, at 7 p.m. in the Public
y Government Center, Bolivia,
have a problem with alcohol, at the
settown, 8 p.m.
Wednesday at St. Peter's Lutheran
; a 12-step program to help addicts
id fellowship among recovering adall
1-762-6638.
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Eight Brunswick County students
placed in the regional curriculum
fair held Saturday at UNCWilmington,
and one will advance to
the state science fair.
The regional fair featured science,
math and computer entries from
junior high and high school students
from throughout the region.
Brunswick County entries had
previously been entered in both
school and county curriculum fairs.
First place winners were Terry
Nawara of Shallotte Middle School
and Frank William of North
Brunswick High School, both of
whom entered computer projects.
There is no state competition in the
computer category.
Melissa Powell, a sixth grader at
uwuhi ui uiiawiuK iviiacue scnooi, will
compete in the state science fair with
her earth science project, "Evaporation."
Saturday it received second
place in the Earth Science division
for grades 6-8.
Also placing in the science division
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tudents Place
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was Pam Plyier, senior, West
Brunswick High, third, physical
science, grades 9-12.
In the math division, local winners
were George Kelly, North Brunswick
High, ninth grade, third. Algebra I,
grades 8-12; and Rachel Smith, North
Brunswick High, third, Algebra 11,
grades 10-12.
Also placing in the computer division
were Aric Meares, senior, North
Brunswick High, second place, computer
technology; and Jeff Hilts,
senior, North Brunswick High, second
place, graphics/games/recreation,
grades 9-12.
Jean Parker, public information
officer for the school system, said the
number of county students placing in
the regional fair doubled this year,
which she attributed to continued efforts
by the school system to improve
the instructional program.
Phil Burton, computer and science
supervisor for the school system,
coordinated those entries in the
regional, while Liz Young was
responsible for the math entries.
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