Hometown Ho
Open House A
BY SUSANNE SARTELLE
South Brunswick Island
After stuffing myself with turk
know for sure that the holidays
Hometown Ho
time promotion
SflfcT- i In last wee
MT t>\ the names of
^ } shoppers can ri
Sartciic given away on
four lucky winners will have a
Christmas!
There's a reason for evcryt
Holidays is to keep our holiday dol
Brunswick Islands. We are fortui
specialty shops which can meet o
shopping list. Too, we must remem
community, they circulate. Sure tl
also helps us all with our area ecoi
Chamber members are remind
includes open house at the chambei
p.m. Bring an ornament made fror
tree, and don't forget to RSVP by
If you're a business person who
tion, stop by the chamber for open
help boost your business during the
BUS1NE!
New Teliei
Three new tellers have recently
been added at the Shallotte office of
United Carolina Bank. They are
Cathy Johnson, Sherri Milligan Long
and Angela McKeithan Phelps.
Johnson was officer manager for
seven years with
Bpffc * yAk both natives of
.?P .4 if ,: Shallotte, have
my. ' two children,
?!?? i Sheila Stanley
and Rachel
Stanley. They atJohnson
tend Zion Baptist
Church in Ash. She is the daughter of
Thomas and Lillian Hewett of Ash.
Long is a native of Ash who lives in
Jessica Danielle. ' >, ^
graduate of West & v.?
Brunswick High IE
joining UCB. She I^ong
is the daughter of Shelton and Lorraine
Milligan of Ash.
Phelps was general manager with
West Brunswick
Phelps a Shallotte
native, and is the daughter of Shirley
Bordeaux and the late Douglas
McKeithan.
Named Vice President
Robert F. Cox, Shallotte area
branch administrator, has been named
vice president of United Carolina
Bank. He joined UCB in 1985 in the
bank's Tabor City office, where he
Five Seek ASC
Committee Seats
Five nominees are seeking seats in
the upcoming Agricultural Stabilization
and Conservation committee
election.
Hulon E. Grissett, Wayne Grissett
and James E. Jenrette of Shallotte,
W. Herman Long of Longwood and
Dewayne Reaves of Ash are candidates
for three seats representing
Local Administrative Area 2. The
area includes all of Shallotte
township and part of the Lockwood
Folly township.
Eligible voters have received or
will receive a secret ballot in the mail
with instructions on how to vote for
the three candidates of their choice
and return the ballot to the county
ASCS office. Ballots were mailed to
produers on Nov. 25 and must be
postmarked or returned in person to
the ASCS office by Monday, Dec. 5.
Classifieds
tup nnnn
I PEOPLE CAN USE! j
?
lidoys Includes
t The Chamber
I, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
s Chamber 01 Commerce
ey and fixings over Thanksgiving, I
are upon us! And that includes
lidays, the chamber's Christmasu
k's Beacon, a half-page ad carried
all participating businesses where
egister for prizes. The chamber has
;d boxes in each of the participating
1 registrations will be collected every
awing.
, you must register every week durtion.
One hundred dollars will be
ce each week through Dec. 21, and
little extra income to spend for
hing, and the one for Hometown
lars right here at home in the South
tiate to have shopping centers and
ur needs for every gift item on our
ber that when we keep dollars in the
lat helps the local merchants, but it
riomy.
ed that a part of Hometown Holidays
office, Thursday, Dec. 8, from 5 to 7
n your business card to decorate the
this Monday.
's missing out on this holiday promohouse
and see how the chamber can
; holiday season and all year 'round.
aS BRIEFS
rs Join UCB
served as senior loan officer.
The Loris, S.C., native received his
B.S. decree from Clemson llnivprsitv
in 1980 and has attended the N.C.
School of Banking at UNC-Chapel
Hill.
Cox and his wife, the former
Theresa Coats, also a Loris native,
have a son, Robert Austin.
STAN DAI
BANK OR:
MMA
INV1
1
! Investm
r $10
?" ?$25
$50
i ~m~i
- \m
Rales shown an
I UBI
Individuals only. Minimum op
sulijivi to change on a daily I x
u
Lockwooc
The Coastal Resources Commission
will meet Thursday (today) and
Friday in Manteo to consider various
topics including outstanding
resource waters. Both sessions begin
at 9 a.m. at the N.C. Aquarium at
Roanoke Island.
A portion of the l.ockwood Folly
River in Brunswick County is one of
12 coastal areas nominated as an
outstanding resource water, a
classification that would give it
special consideration against pollution.
The IiOwer l.ockwood Folly
south of Genoe's Point was
nominated for the designation in ear
\ \ V
kSM|l?I
H
Sliallottc area farmers (from left) D
ivcuy tinmen were recognized by tin
Agriculture for having a Nation
Farm?an active farm whose owners!
in a family's lineage for at least 200 ye
l
EtD | UNI
S&L CARC
| BA
7.
^ ^ I
ESTME
TIF MA
ent Amount I
,000-24,999
-I
,000-49,999
I
,000 or n^iore ^
monev market rales :is of October
1 | I i
cninj- ilqn?it 1.1 >ni|XHinili\l d:i
isisalk-r 12 M SK. l-V.tlc-r.il rt^uLuii ins limit ther
i Folly River
ly September by the N.C. Environmental
Management Commission.
On Dec. 1 at 3:30 p.m., the CRC's
Coastal Initiative Ad Hoc Committee
will review the purposes and process
for designating outstanding resource
waters. The committee also will
discuss a potential area of environmental
concern that could be
used to manage the effects of
development on designated waters.
The ad hoc committee was scheduled
to review the Albemarle-Pamlico
Estuarine Study activities on Nov. 30.
Dr. Parker Chesson, chairman of the
- -T *.
^ .
-iOO-^ ___
rU/?f/Vi jK 1*
sawn
bumuiw jiT-rcta ww?
waMBBaatjiBiMiiiia^^^i>^
BBBBMirvH-sseai eww **?sis3$&. ^ .
National
Bicentennial F;
* ? *\
m *
'o/den Farm /s Honon
avid Holden and tion was announ
i? nnf I..? -?i- i? n_i
w uuvm i/? lUllCIIUUII III ruiie
al Bicentennial is located south
lip has remained Brunswick Couni
ars. The recogniTED
I
)LINA t
lNK 1
7.25' |
AKTH1
NT OP
RKET
//)\
mm i o
ilv Market Underrates are variable :ukI
uinitxT of transactions on tills account.
THE BRUNSWICK BEACON, Thi
Topic At CRC /*
Albemarke area citizens' advisory t
committee for the study, was to p
discuss the role individuals play in
the project. a
In other matters, a public hearing tl
will be held Dec. 1 at 10 a.m. to allow C
comments on a proposed general permit
for temporary structures. This r
new category of general permit E
would make it possible for imperma- j
nent structures with known en- p
vironmental impacts, such as S
research projects and movie sets, to d
be approved more quickly. c
Immediately before and after the g
public hearing, the CRC will consider p
SSHKIy ? wi d
a
v i tl
. : / i
_* m
* %,
PHOTO CONTRIBUTED
3d
ced Nov. 7 at a statewide Farm-City
igh. The Holden brothers' farm, which
of Shallotte on U.S. 17, was the only
ty farm to receive the honor this year.
L
Get Highe
: WlTH(
| Losing Fli
With so many qut
the economy is heade<
Hank has developed tl
'c j account, a better inves
chttnging financial age
THE MORE Y<
THE FASTER 1
Unlike most accounts t
matter what the amout
rewards the bigger invt
higher rates for higher
As you can see, U(
is paying money mttrkt
S&Ls or brokers will ev<
guantntee tliese rates tl
31.1988. They m;ty still
won't go down.
YOUR MONE3
READY-ANDA
M:irker I pnrlf*r'c rmicLr i
is tailor-made for die se
ever-changing econom
ENOUGH
TION FI
LEADEI
money at any time ? ar
your funds is as easy x
As always, each deposi
inn imJi .r^ ?i 1AA Ann
r j uiouiwu tip ivy
IT COULDN'T B
Let UCB show you hov
by tiny office or call to I
happen when a bank r
way to give you what y
To open your higl
Leader, just call us toda
P
Hj y * l .
i
"Thats)
'i
f
irsday, December 1, 1988?Page 7-11
Meeting
wo variance petitions and a civil
enalty remission request.
On Dec. 1 at 1 p.m., the Planning
nd Special Issues Committee and
he Implementation and Standards
loinmittee will meet.
The planning committee will hear
eports on a maritime forest survey,
iuxton Woods activities, a pilot proect
on managing water uses, fishing
radices in interior waters. Beach
weep '88 results and the post-storm
isaster plan for Nags Head. The
ommittee also will discuss updating
uidelines used to prepare land use
lans.
The standards committee will
iscuss monitoring water quality
hrough permit conditions, a poten
ial rule defining "total
evelopment" and possible legLslaion
on civil penalty criteria. Reports
nil be given on the consolidation of
redge and fill and Coastal Area
Management Act procedural rules,
he proposed electronic warfare
ange, and the status of the striped
ass and the gypsy moth quarantine
mposed by the Department of
igriculture.
On Dec. 2, the CRC will consider a
ariance petition and a declaratory
uling request. Following those maters,
reports from the four commitees
will be given.
IN CALABASH
BRING HOME
THEfiBEACON
On Sale At
A & B MART
CALABASH BEVERAGE MART
HUGO'S KWIK MART
MOORE'S GROCERY
SEASHORE DRUGS
SIMMON'S BEVERAGE MART
OASIS MART
:r Rates
?VT
JUT
LXIBILITY.
stions about where
.1, United Carolina
le Market lieader
tnient option lor a
)U PUT IIV,
IT GROWS.
hat pay c >ne rate in)
it, Market Leader
istment. So you earn
deposits.
IB s Market Leader
t rates few banks,
;r beat! .Mid we
trough December
go up, but they
'S ALWAYS
LWAYS SAFE.
n, easy out nature
rious investor in ;in
v. You can add
ION
r.
id getting to
> writing a checlc^BWP*^
tor is federally
E SIMPLER.
r easy it is. Just come
find out what can
eallv goes out of its
ou want,
l-vield Market
y at 754-4301.
Member FDIC
What
nt!"
*