Couples Club
Plans River Trip
At their April meeting, members of
the Guys and Dolls Extension
Homemakers Couples Club made
plans to meet May 12 at the Wilmington
Hilton dock for a boat trip on
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In other business, reported William
Dunn, secretary pro-tem, President
Alice Perkis announced plans for a
countywide quilt show in 1989, to be
sponsored by the Brunswick County
Extension Homemakers. Also, the
organization will use a quilt made by
members of the various clubs in a
fundraising project in October.
Club members approved donations
to the Brunswick County 4-H
Development Fund and to the
Agricutural Extension Van Fund.
In addition to a program on
"Snakes Alive" by Club Counselor
Mary Russ, brief program-of-work
reports were given by Alda Lewis on
safety with medications and Thelma
Dunn on Hope Harbor Home.
Topics for future programs include
"Alzheimer's Disease" at the May
area meeting, and Lower Cape Fear
Hospice at the club's May meeting.
Eleven persons attended the
meeting at the county cxtnesion office,
with members reporting 92
hours of volunteer service during the
previous month.
T
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Address Litter
Coast Toasters Toastmasters oi
Shallotte addressed the problem o!
litter during a round robin discussion
held April 26.
The discussion group suggested
many strategies for attacking the
local problem, deciding that action to
be taken should be 1) to lobby government
decision-makers concerning
the issue; 2) launch anti-litter campaigns
in the schools and community;
and 3) to form a speaker's bureau
of individuals prepared to talk about
litter and the actions to be taken to
stop it.
The brainstorming or round robin
discussion group consisted of club
members Jack Scarborough, Judy
McKec, David Batten, Allan
Dameron, Marcia Warring and Gil
Bass, with Susan Eggert as
moderator.
For more information about the
program or about Toastmasters, contact
Pam Plvler. administrative vice
president, 579-2936.
Dogs Offered
For Adoption
A Labrador retriever and two mixed
cocker spaniels are recommended
as pets of the week by the Brunswick
County Animal Shelter.
According to Animal Control
Supervisor Zelma Babson, the
retriever is a black male, more than
a year old and friendly. The mixed
spaniels are females, one a tan pup
six to eight months old, the other
about one year old, black, with a
docked tail. Both are described as
playful.
These animals and others can be
seen from 8 a.m. to4:30p.m. Monday
through Friday at the shelter, which
is located off N.C. 21! south of Supply.
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Initiation of two new members i
highlighted the April 26 meeting of I
the Pilot Club of South Brunswick I
Islands.
Pat Hassler and Martha Jo Hall I
were pinned by President Gail Seagle 1
following a candle ligthing ceremony <
and presentation of Pilot manuals by
Outreach Coordinator Pam Pahl.
The meeting was held at the
Brunswick Electric Membership
Corp. office in Shallotte.
Seven club members attended the
North Carolina District Convention
in Winston-Salem April 2.1-24, President
Seagle reported, with "Set Sail i
fnr Qopuipo" onnnimooJ no t
organization's theme for the year. ]
At the convention, the Pilot Club of I
South Brunswick Islands received i
$100 for first place in district safety
awards and a certificate for contribu- i
lion to the Pilot International Foun- i
dation. 1
Pat Fenton, projects coordinator, l
reported on safety projects being i
I carried out at Union Primary School |
in Shallotte. These include bicycle I
safety, seat belt safety, poison control
and the 911 emergency number.
Rita Canfield provided members I
information on the I.ong Term Care
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May. It concerns Medicare coverage
:or catastrophic illness.
Cathy Lawing gave a personal
nessage on the need for volunteers to
lelp at Hope Harbor Home, the new
shelter for battered women and
Reservation De
For Bus To Syrr
Bus reservations and tickets are
mil cvmiuuic tor ine may 11 concen
by the North Carolina Symphony at
Hatch Auditorium on the grounds of
[he N.C. Baptist Assembly, Fort
Caswell.
Those planning to take a bus to the
concert have until Monday afternoon,
May 9, to make reservations so
that the correct number of school activity
buses can be reserved, according
to Jean Stanaland of Ash, vice
president of the Brunswick County
Chapter of the Symphony Society.
Cost of the bus trip is $1, while concert
tickets are $8 for adults and $6
for students and senior citizens. To
make bus reservations or to purpv~
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children.
Plans were made for a special
meeting on May 9. to coincide with
the visit of District Governor Jean
Proctor, as well as for the regular
meeting on May 24, which will
feature an international dinner.
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chase tickets, contact Jean
Sianaiand, 237-3074; Channing Coppage,
579-2987; or for bus reservations
only, Gelene Russ, 754-8287.
Tickets are also available from the
South Brunswick Islands Chamber of
Commerce office, located on U.S. 17
in Shallotte near the N.C. 130 West intersection,
or at the door on the evening
of the concert.
Bus stops will be as follows;
Security Savings and Loan,
Calabash, 6 p.m.; United Carolina
Bank, Ocean Isle Beach, 6:30 p.m.;
South Brunswick Islands Chamber of
Commerce parking lot, 6:45 p.m.;
and Supply Baptist Church Supply, 7
p.m.
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calorie diet.
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3. No contracts - no shots
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4. Free stabilization and II
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Health News . .
Facial P
Nervous
Recently a case was being discus
a young woman who complained of a
one eye that persisted for three week
After thoroughly examining tl
Chiropractor commensed treatmenti
return the following day. When she ca
cond appointment, she announced, "I
you did but I find I am completely reli
jittery and nervous . . . and the pain i
I would like to explain such a dra
temperament and attitude. And for tl
this person's problem was.
The trouble was a low grac
what?because it has three branehestrigeminal
nerve. It's the nerve that is
is generally known as facial neuritis.
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tender points on all three branches c
nerve, two of which the patient can be
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can be great enough to make the pati
pain.
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THE BRUNSWICK BEifl
District DAR \
Representatives of two local
chapters of the North Carolina Society
Daughters of the American
Revolution will participate in a Tuesday,
May 17, workshop in Kinston.
Vice Regent Mrs. George Earl
Thompson of Emerald Isle and
formerly of Brunswick County, will
Hpln rnndnrt tho mpotinu u/hilc
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Helen Taylor of Winnabow will
preside.
District 9 is composed of 16
chapters, including the Williair
Cause Chapter of Siuiiiuiie and the
Brunswick Town Chapter ol
Southport.
The workshop begins at 9:30 a.m
at the Serhaton Inn, with chaptei
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regents, officers and members expected
to attend to formulate plans
for the coming year.
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Expensive pre-diet physicals;
idded costs for blood work
luring dieting; health risks
for certain medical problems.
Contracts; shots; hidden
:osts for supplements.
Exercise discouraged. Some
iharges for maintenance,
fou must be in ketosis.
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