Fishing Tournament, Blitz,
And Free Computers Keep
Chamber Moving, Shaking
ItY IIOI l\ KK IIAKDS, KXK l I IN K VIl'K I'KKSIDKNT
South Brunswick Islands Chamber of Commerce
Yes lolks it's here! I'he South Brunswick Islands King Classic is
ihis weekend. We expect sumo 250 Nvits to enter
(<ui tournament. We have SHHI.OOO-f in prize money
available. Boats will lv leaving Irom Marsh
Harbour. < kean Isle Beach ami Holdcn Beach man W
lias with anglers Irom all over vving lor all that cold jl?? "!?> Wt
cash Diir Captains meetings arc l-'ridav. Aug. ^ I .11 M JU
2 p. in. and /' p in. at the National liu.ud \iinory in
Shallotie. We need all ol our volunteers to stop by s
the armory Ivtween 12 noon and 7 p.m. to pick up
their shuts .hi.1 -'SBf
King ("lassie Shirts available lor SI'1 ai area liter- HHP BH
chains and at the chamlvt oil ice. KK'II \KI>S
II you haven't icgistFred >0111 boat we encour
age you to do so as sih>ii as possible. You can't win il you don't enter.
We have picked a theme lor our ll,>,2 Meinlvrsiiip Blitz Contest.
Congratulations to I ran Salone Pel le tier ol Sunset Beach who submit
ted the theme "The Charter ol Champions." I ran was with us on
Tuesday morning. Aug. 2 *. 10 accept her great prizes. I ran is now our
honorary Meinlviship \inbassadot. II vou haven't renewed your chatn
Ivr meinlvrsiiip dues or your business isn't a chanilvr member, be on
the liH>ki>iit lor one ol our meinlviship ambassadors We'll be calling 011
vou. Vou might even get to meet I ran Thanks to all the area businesses
lor donating all the great pn/es
Now I've saved the biaggmg rights lor last. ( >ur chamber has done
it again In Aorkuig with IBM m the Research Iriangle Park and David
Batten at Brutiswuk llcetriv wc have obtained 20. yes that's right. 20
IBM jvrson.il iciiiputeis ini i'ii' middle school. We are e.Miemely even
ed about these computers I his is 1 unpinem needed to train our tiuure,
our children. I can't sa;. enough about the inijvriancc ol' educating our
kids on computers in outer to make them more able to compete in the
Inline iob in.ukei \ heart felt thanks to I >.iv id. his stall and to IBM ' >r
don. nine the computcis. I t,.ld >011 this vhaniivi is moving and shaking.
I he tun never stops around here.
BUSINESS BRIEFS
Learn Spanish Basics Fast
Need to le mi to communicate in
Spanish qiuckl) .'
Brunswick Conmiunitv College
iBCO is ollering conversational
Spanish classes at several times and
locations si.uting next month
A continuing cdiu ;UH>n class
- t.u 1 s Sept 10 and continues
through Wed . CX'I. *0, mceung
\it?ild.iys through itniisdays Inun
'1 > p in in" >0 pin in Room 1 <S2
of the AI.S Building on the col
lege's m 1111 ampiis in Supply
Spanish I a ill lv taught Mondays
. -nd Wednesdav s. while Spanish II
is offeted hksdays and Thursdays
tor ad'-. meed suulents continuing
their study ot Spanish
I he s l.i ^s 1 . destine i ii ? meet the
needs ot mimical jvrs. nne' teas hers
and sn<i in.'iiagei - bui a ill hi Ip
anyone 'ho works with Spanish
speaking persons or lias Spanish
speaking friends Cost is $sn pay.
able at the inst 1 i.h- u tectum The
class is tree lor North Carolina resi
dents age 65 and older.
I or more information contact the
Continuing Education Dept. at
BCC. 7S4-(>022, 4S7-6324 or 343
"jo' or the instructor, Paul Her
nandez, 754-2032
Joins Staff
luu people have joined the stall
1 ( Wand Strand General Hospital in
Myrtle Beach. S.C
Kimberly B.C Ctoh, aplastic sur
geon. has been grained stall prtvi
leges and will join Dr. Ken Smith's
puutice Also. Caroline Vrbka has
ii lined as clinical dietitian
Ms c.oh graduated from the
I mi ersity ol l.iMiisvtlle School ol
Medicine in IS'M
Ms. \'rbka, who .sill be rcsponsi
ble lor the nutritional component of
patient treatment, graduated from
Kcarne> Stale College in Nebraska
n logy
State Claims Ocean Isle
Contractor Not Licensed
An ( Kean Klc Beach business
man who uistaiis Iteming and air
conditioning units doesn't have a li
cense to perform the work, the slate
claims in a lawsuit filed in Bruns
wick Count) Super ioi Court last
week.
Charles H. Henry II. whose busi
ness is listed as Island Mechanical
Services, has never been the holder
ot a valid license or certificate ol re
newal license hv the State Board ol
Hxauiiners ol Plumbing, Heating
and I ire Sprinkler Contractors, the
suit suues.
It asks that a Survnoi C ourt
judge hall Henry s alleged violation
ol the state regulations until he is
properly licensed.
I he hoard regulates |vrs:nis en
gaged hi the business nl contracting
plumbing. heating and lire sprinkler
installation in North Carolina.
According to the N.C General Sta
tutes, the wmk Henry is alleged!)
tvrtonuing regimes a license.
I he complaint states that on (Ki
3(i. IW5. Henry signed an afladavit
admitting he had contracted in in
suill two heal pumps without first
obtaining a license Ironi the board
and agreed to desist doing work lor
which a license is required.
The suit lists three jobs on Ocean
Isle where Henry has allegedly (>er
torined work Million! a license since
then.
Il accuses Honrs ol installing a 3
ton Janitrol heal pump at the Joseph
lerlauio residence on Newjiori
Street, Ocean Isle
Il also claims Henry installed a 2
I ,rl ton air conditioner and a 5(),(XX)
Hi'!' Janiirol gas lurnacc and duct
system at the Tim Hnlcomb resi
dence .ii Ciown Creek Ocean Isle,
in April 1WI
A third incident alleges Henry in
stalled a ^ ion Janitrol heat pump
and duel system at a business
owned by John Sutton on East
Second Street. Ocean Isle, in May
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Lakewood, Other Projects Get Planners' Approval
BY TKKKY I'OI'K
Lakewood Estates subdivision on
CXcan Isle Beach Road (SR I1S4)
will grow by anothci I lc> lots. ac
cording to a plat approved by the
Brunswick County Planning Board
last week.
Applicants Chris Chappell and
William Benton plan to develop the
area east of the existing subdivision
with minimum lot si/es ol 1 0.5(H)
square feet.
"This area will round out the sub
division," said Chappell.
The north side ol the develop
ment borders the Shallotte River.
Chappell also spoke to the plan
ning board last Wednesday to ask if
the pinning department could use
in house maps to determine if lots
lie within the 100-year IIihkI /.one
that is unsuitable for development.
Developers must now pay
Federal Emergency Management
Agency (FEMA) officials for that
information. It is both costly and
time consuming. Chappell said
County Engineer Robert Tuckci
said tlic county has the capability
and could provide the service il
next year's budget allows lot the
puuh.iMiig ol ncvessai) .supplies
We could place their (FEMA)
infoimauon on our aerial photos,"
said Tucker.
Kent ?l're? Plantation
Che planning board also ap
proved two additions to Bent Tree
Plantation near Ocean Isle Beach.
In one plat. Gate IV, nine lots will
be created at the southern end of the
development. In another plat, up to
24 lots will he created south of N.C.
179.
Lots in Gate IV border the
Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway and
Big Gut Marsh, with the smallest
approximately 90-fcet by 1(K> feet
Applicants Paul Dennis, Rae
Sloan Cox and George Sloan III say
the changes will complete the sub
division.
The developers had originally
planned to build a 6X-unit condo
minium project on the land, said
George Sloan.
"Given the nature of multi-family
sales now, we changed to single
family sites," said Sloan.
Kllen Acres
Bobby and Mary Alice Albca re
ceived approval to develop hllen
Acres suixlivision, a 19-lot site on
die north side of Andrew Jackson
Highway (U.S. 74-76) at Maco.
An enuance to the subdivision
.vill lie about 555-feet from
Northwest Road (SK I4|y>. The
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STA* f PHOl O er CtCtLiA
Center Holds Grand Opening
S hallo tie Mayor Sarah Tripp (left) and Miss Brunswick County
l.isa Young oj Long lieach cut the ribbon at the grand opening last
Thursday evening of li runs wick County Howling Center in Shal
lotte. To officially open the lanes, Mayor Tripp rolled the first ball
down the alley after the ribbon cutting.
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Let's go clogging!
Classes start...
Monday, Sept. 2, 6-7 pm
Beginners, ages 6-9
Tuesday, Sept. 3
6 7 pm: Beginneis, ages 10-18
8-9 pm. Openings on our adult team
Congratulations !
Brunswick County Cloggers - Winners of
Coastal Carolina Clogging Championships
Pee Wees-2nd Place Teen Division 1st place
Junior Division- 1st Place ABC Cloggers Show Team
1st Place
Good luck in October at the national
championships in Maggie Valley!
Classes held at Brunswick County Republican Headquarters
building, Hwv 17. Supply Foi inure Information, call Jimmy
Watson M 1 -6291 . c*wi the brlnsv.ck bem.gn
smallest lot will be ahout one acre.
Albea told ihc planning Kvinl
thai he is working with N.C.
Dcpan:iiem ol rr:insi*>rtation olli
cials to have a tum lane buiii ull ol
U.S. 74-76.
A service road will eliminate
driveway connections to the busy
highway.
l.onyMiNxl project
Planners postponed until (he
September meeting action on an un
named subdivision thai would in
clude IS lots between Ash-Little
River Road t>R 13(H)) anil
Longwood Road (SR 1330).
The board wants the agent, sur
vcyor Bobby Long, to try to negoti
ate with adiacent landowners for a
N)-I<x>t right of way. The prelimi
nary plat submitted last week by
owners Larry K. and iieva Broome
shows only a 20-l'oot right of way
leading to the development.
"I don't think that's realistic,"
said Michael Schaub, planning
board member
Wetlands are involved on part of
the land platted, said Planning
Director John Harvey. The smallest
lot will be 2(H)- feel by 210-fcct.
"The wetlands are not in the area
where homes will be built," added
Long.
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