MORE LETTERS TO EDITOR Let People-Power Prevail To the editor "'Hie strength or weakness of a society depends more on the level ot its spiritual lite than on iIk* level of its industrial i/a tion." Alcksandr Sol/hcnitsyn Rebuilding Russia 1991 Along witli millions ol other Americans, I was mcsmcri/.ed hy die Thomas hearings over national television. At lirst revolted hy the sickening sight of pompous, arro gant and incompetent Senators, there was to he, happily, a much brighter side to this charade. What an inspiration it was to sec the pro cession of intelligent, articulate and attractive black Americans speaking with conviction about character. There may be a sleaze in Wall Street and Washington, but I am still a believer that this is a great country and a great people once you get away front "inside die Beltway." Here is what Arthur Gray, Jr., President of Dreyfus Personal Man agement, Inc. had to say a couple years ago: "So let us get on with the job that wc have to do. History has taught us again and again that those who do enjoy freedom will lose that free dom unless they accept the responsi bility that goes with it. 'Hie bald truth is that our Congress, both Republicans and Democrats alike, virtually all 535 of them, along with their 30,(XX) support staffers have been acting irresponsibly far tot) long. There just may be a clean one or two in the tub. but the water is so dirty the tub must be drained." -January 15. 1990 In my opinion, the above quote is applicable to Brunswick County. Let's hope that in America peo plc-power will once again prevail in Two Teens Charged In Auto Theft Two New Jersey teen-agers have been charged by local authorities with possession of a stolen vehicle and may face additional charges by New Jersey officers following the recovery of two stolen vehicles last week. Charged with possession of a stolen vchicic arc Steven J. Pic c/.ynski, 16, of Lambertvillc. N.J.. and Melissa Marie Bettinsoli, 16, ol Flcmington, N.J. While on routine patrol Friday, Brunswick County Sheriff's Deputy Greg Jordan spotted a 1980 Datsun that had been re|X)rtcd stolen Thursday from the Jones Variety Store parking lot in Lcland, said Brunswick County Sheriff's Detec tive Donncll Marlowe. Jordan stopped the vehicle, which was occupied by the New Jersey teen-agers, because of "suspicious lags," said Marlowe. The two arc also linked to a sec ond stolen vehicle which was recov ered from Hood's Creek near Lc land, said Detectives say a 1990 Mitsubishi four-door wagon was pulled last Wednesday from the creek bed off of Blue Banks Loop Road (S.R. 1422) in the Northwest community. It hail been reported stolen from New Jersey, Marlowe said. When questioned, the couple in dicated they drove the Mitsubishi to Brunswick County from New Jersey, said Marlowe. Marlowe said he did not know if the suspects had tried to hide the car by sinking it in Hood's Creek. "We had to take a wrecker to pull it out of there," said Marlowe. Detectives have also recovered some stolen credit cards in the in vestigation, he said. Marlowe said the suspects may also be linked to a motorcycle stolen in New Jersey. Charges relating to the stolen Mitsubishi will be filed by New Jersey officials, said Marlowe. Medicaid Recipients FREE IN-HOME PERSONAL CARE SERVICE Qualifications: ?Must be on Medicaid with medi cal diagnosis that warrants physician care ?Must be under the direct care of a physician. ?Services cannot exceed 80 hours in one calendar month 457-9168 I-800-277-6GI3 Medical Personnel Pool . ttv i ,k> ,f nt st.itfmj S 4'rvH fs IW2. Let us also gel the word U> Mr. Bush thai il he doesn't initiate bold, intelligent economic growth pro grams very quickly, both interna lionally to help Eastern Hurope and the Russian Republics, as well as domestically, be loo will lv shoved aside tor not preventing chaos abroad and despair at home. It lakes courage to admit mis takes. Surely raising taxes going into a recession was the wrong medicine. Correcting the prescription would quickly put us back on the right path. Being optimists, we remain lully invested but waiy. Rob L.. Johnson Ocean Isle Beach Likes Way Area Is Developing To the editor: We come to the beaches in Brunswick County every year for family vacation with our children and grandchildren. We think your beaches are the finest anywhere and we are plased with the way the area is developing. We recently bought property in the area. We were paiticularly pleased this past summer to discover the new na ture museum at Ocean Isle Beach. 'Ibis is a truly impressive museum, and a nice addition to the area. We enjoyed it and so did our grandchil dren. We look forward to our future vis its to your area and we enjoy read ing The Brunswick Beacon each week. Ruth and Bruce F. Knislcy Red l.ion, Pennsylvania PXOIO BY Bill fAVtt TIIIS At\'IIIX(i/\ in the Florida Everglades seems to be won dering about the reflected bird below liim. SECURITY SYSTEMS RESIDENIIAL - COMMF.RICAL - INDUSTRIAL PELEN, inc Palmetto Electronics 8 Engineering "Professional Sound <S Security" ?Burglar Alarms -Closed Circuit TV ?Fire Alarms 'Sound & Intercom ^?Medical Alert -Digital Dialers (919)754-5333 (803) 249-3333 LICENSED IN NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA 3769 Sea Mountain Hwy Little River. SC 29566 C' i)1 Tut QtHjS'WiCW BfACON Be Aware Of The Natural Reflections HY Itll. I. KAVKU ( >no of the ways we can help to develop an awareness of the natural world around us is to look for reflections in nature. It is sometimes surprising what you may find and much of it will be related to the water we have in abundance Sm our county. i Waves washing the beach sand make a reflective - surface lor many species ot birds we find feeding along the shore. Shells rolling in on the waves also re ^ fleet in the wet sand. Sometimes the gold and reds and /lavendars ol sunrise or sunset bathe the reflections with some special color. Sometimes pools of clear wa .. v?, |. tcr along the beach rcllecl blue sky and white clouds with a richness hard to overlook. Calm waters ol canals and the waterway make excellent mirrors for herons and egrets and pelicans pcrched on a piling or standing by the shore. Even slight ripples caused by a light breeze can give a special ef fect to a reflected image. Once I was attending a nature photography workshop in Florida's Everglades when 1 began noticing the varieties ol calm rcllcctions around us. When the lime came to choose an assignment to photograph. 1 chose rcllcctions, thinking it would be easy to do. During the night a storm came through and the next day was cool and windy. Gone were the de tailed rcllcctions on calm water I had planned to photograph. I completed the assignment, with difficulty, by finding some water-filled stump holes reflecting palm tans and a secluded lagoon with reflected grasses along the banks. Reflections can give us another perspective on a common subject. Notice the natural reflections around you and become more aware of what you sec mirrored in the canals and streams and along the wet beach sand. Boone's Cove CUSTOM FRAMING & MATTING We professionally preserve your prints ? original art ? photos ? needlework ? mementos Acid-Free Conservation Our Specialty Also Available Original Art? Prints Art Supplies ? Cross Stitching Supplies We can vacuum mount your posters and photos up to 44"x34". BOONE S COVE CUSTOM FRAMING & MATTING Resort Plaza. Bus 17 S . Shallotte ? 754-6199 ? 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