Search On For Those
Who Heard Broadcast
BY IIOLLY RICHARDS, KXKCUTIVK VICE PRESIDENT
South Brunswick Islands Chamber Of Commerce
Did you hoar mc on the radio last week? Well. I was on one of our
local radio stations giving away cash. 'Hun's cash lolks, cold hard cash!
You need to register at participating Home-Town
Holidays merchants for your chance to win. I'll be
on again tins Thursday morning to give away more
money and to announce the winner of our "Best
Store Front Decoration Contest."
The reason I'm asking if you heard me on the ra
dio is that none of our "devoted" stal l remembered to
listen to me. I was absolutely crushed. 1 got to the of
fice all excited about my live radio broadcast. None
of the girls said a word about it. Hmmm, we pro
ceeded to have our stall meeting. I asked Mary ?
Barton to please cut a check for our first winner, Klt "AKI>S
Stephanie Batson of Shallottc. Still no one said anything about my radio
interview. I asked Kathi Grissett to call Mrs. Batson and inform her that
she had won the first of our three SI(X) cash prizes. Still no one said
anything about my radio broadcast.
It turns out that they didn't say anything about me being on the ra
dio because they really didn't hear inc. Later, I talked with Annette
Odom to finalize plans for our wonderful busincss-aftcr-hours that was
hosted by Paula's a Touch of Elegance. Annette didn't hear me either! I
was beginning to think that no one did! Finally, around lunch I got a
phone call. Someone had heard me! My faith had been restored. I was
going to live.
I have assigned all the staff to listen to the radio this Thursday, and
I'll be taking names. Remember, I told you we're having Secret Santa
here at the office? No radio. No Secret Santa. Oh yes, I know that some
one else heard mc, I left the radio on at home and Corky, the cat listened
to mc. For those of you who read my Thanksgiving column and you're
wondering how the trip home with the cat turned out, let's just say he'll
be spending the Christmas holidays here in Brunswick County.
New Location Opens
Sieve Smith (left), owner of Medical Personnel Pool Inc. facilities
in eastern North Carolina, looks on as Maryellen Colston K.N.
( middle) cuts a ribbon held by Whitney Walters, personnel assis
tant, to celebrate the new location of the home health care busi
ness. The new office in IJve Oak Village Shopping Center outside
Southport opened Oct. I and serves locations all over Brunswick
County.
Legal Notices
KSTATK NOTICE
The undersigned, having qualified as
Executrix of Ihc Kstate of Harold Goodwin
Ilardwick, deceased, laic of Brunswick
County, this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to present them to
the undersigned on or before the 27th day of
May, 1992, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. AH persons indebted to
said estate will please make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
"litis the 22nd day of November, 1991.
Helen J. Ilardwick .Kxecutrix
of the {-'state of
Harold Goodwin Ilardwick
P.O. Box 1317
1 .eland, N. C. 2H451
Dec. 19 pd.
CAMA PKRMIT NOTICE
Pursuant to NCGS 113- 119(b), the munici
pality of Occan Isle Beach, a locality author
ized to issue CAMA pennits in the areas of
environmental conccm, hereby gives NO
TICK that on December 5, K91, applicant
Wayland W. McAllister applied for a CAMA
minor development permil to extend roollinc
over street -side porch, approximately 10 feel
at Ixtf 38, Block 14, Section 13 & C, 57 Con
cord Street.
The application may be inspected at the be
low address. Public comments received by
December 19, 1991, will be considered. Ijlcr
comments will be accepted and considered up
to the time of permit decision. Project modifi
cations may occur based on further review and
comments Notice of the permit decision in
this matter will be provided upon written re
quest.
T. D. Robcrson
Ijocal CAMA Permit Officer
3 West 3rd Street
Occan Isle Beach, NC 28459
(919)579 2166
Dec 12
KSTATK NOTICE
The undersigned, having qualified as Co
Kx ecu tors of the Kstate of Thetis Kli/abcth
Henry Irving, deceased, late of Brunswick
County, this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to present them to
the undersigned on or before the 1 2th day of
June, 1992, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery All persons indebted to
said estate will please make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
T*h?s the 2nd day of December, 1991.
Legal Notices
Georgia I. Munroc, Co-Kxcculrix,
105 S. Crestwood Dr.
Wilmington, NC 28405
George G. Irving, Co I'xecutor
of the ! {state of
iturtis l:li/abeth Henry Irving
Rt 1. Box 184 B
Winnabow, NC 28479
Jan. 2
CAMA PERMIT NOTICE
Pursuant to NCGS 11 3A- 119(b), the Town
of Sunset Beach, a locality authorized to issue
CAMA permits in the areas of environmental
concern, hereby gives NOllCH that on De
cember 2, 1991, applicant Greg Gore applied
for a CAMA minor development permit to
construct a single-family residence at Block
15-R, Ixn 84, Sunset Beach.
'Ihc application may be inspected at the be
low address. Public comments received by
December 19, 1991 will be considered. Pro
ject mixlifications may occur based on further
review and comments. Notice of the permit
decision in this matter will be provided upon
written request.
I jnda Flucgc!
lx>cal CAMA Permit Officer
for Town of Sunset Beach
220 Shoreline Dr. West
Sunset Beach, NC 28459
(919)579-6297
Dec 12
ESTATE NOTICE
Having qualified on the 4th day of Decern
ber, 1991, as Administratrix of the Kstaie of
Albert Wendell I;aircloth, deceased, late of
Bmnswick County, North Carolina, this is to
notify .ill persons, firms and corporations
hav ing claims against the decedent to exhibit
the same to the undersigned Administratrix
on or before the 12th day of June (Six months
from the date of first publication of this no
tice), 1992, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons, firms and
corporation indebted to the estate should
make immediate payment.
*1 liis the 4>th day of December, 1991 .
Wcndarclla Alcnc Haircloth, Administratrix
I* state of Albert Wendell Faircloth
Soles, Phipps, Ray A Prince,
Attorneys at I -aw
By: William W. Phipps
Post Office Box 6
l abor City, N C. 28463
919 653 2015
Jan. 2
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THIS 140,000 SQUARE FOOT Technical and Administrative Center will house f>00 Cl'&l. employees when completed in early / VV f at
an estimated cost of $10 million.
CP&L Breaks Ground For New Center
Carolina Power & Light Co.
broke ground for a new S10 million
technical ami administrative center
at its Brunswick Nuclear Plant near
Southport last week. The facility
will be located on the south side of
the main plant complex.
Lynn W. fury, executive vice
president for power supply groups,
touted the center as an example of
corporate and community paruier
ship.
While bringing an estimated 150
jobs into the community during con
struction, he said, the ccnter will al
so provide about 6(X) CP&L em
ployees a better work environment.
Having managerial, engineering
and administrative offices under one
roof, he continued, should result in
improved administrative coordina
tion, increased productivity and
greater efficiency of operation. The
building will replace a fleet of mod
ular office units CP&L has been
leasing from the Brunswick County
Schools.
Also participating in the program
were Russell B. Starkcy Jr., vice
president, Brunswick Nuclear
Project, and R.A. "Al" Watson, se
nior vice president for nuclear gen
eration.
Construction was expected to be
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STAfF fHOTO BY SUSAN USH?*
A CROWD of government officials, selected CP&L employees and Southport community leaders
wielded shovels last Thursday morning in a gesture utility officials said symbolized the company's
partnership with the community.
gin this week on the iwo-slory build- due in spring of 1993. Clancy & Wilmington
ing, said Starkcy, with completion Thcys Construction Co. of project.
is contractor for the
project.
Day Cam /c r
x are ls T?P'C On Video
At College
A video tclcconfcrcncc targeted at
care providers, parents and others
interested in child welfare issues
will air today (Thursday) at 1:30
p.m. at Brunswick Community
College.
\nnovtiiive Day Care Trends and
Training In North Carolina explores
day care worker training, state regu
lations regarding day care, federal
attempts at uniform licensing and
private industry providing day care
benefits. The session will a! .o in
clude a discussion of new and inno
vative methods of day care training.
The tclcconfcrcncc is offered at
no charge in the teaching auditorium
of the ALS building on the main
campus north of Supply.
Jenkins Chosen
Vclva B. Jenkins of Winnabow,
director of Small Business/Industry
at Brunswick Community College,
has been selected as one of 36 par
ticipants in a statewide leadership
training program.
Sponsored by the North Carolina
Chapter, American Association of
Women in Community and Junior
Colleges, the program consists of an
eight-month scries of seminars de
signed to develop leadership poten
tial in women and minorities. The
program is partly funded by a N.C.
Department of Community Colleges
grant and draws from the 58-campus
system its diverse participants, per
sons who have or seek leadership
opportunities within their own col
lege.
Mrs. Jenkins has been with BCC
for more than five years. She is a
graduate of the University of North
Carolina at Wilmington.
Shopper W ins $ 7 00
Stephanie Balson of Shallouc was
the first winner
in the Home
town Holidays
drawing spon
sored by the
South Bruns
wick Islands
Chamber of
Commerce.
Ms. Batson
won S1(X) in the
batson drawing held
Dec. 5. Other drawings will be held
Dec. 12 and Dec. 19 in the promo
tion that encourages residents to
shop locally during the holidays.
Shoppers can register at partici
pating Shallottc area stores. Ms.
Batson said she registered at Kirby's
in Shallolte.
Kirtley Recertified
Dr. Samuel William Kirtley of
Shallottc has been recertified as a
diplomatc of the American Board of
Family Pracucc (ABFP) as a result
of passing a rcccrtification exam.
Reccrtification means he main
tains specialist status in the medical
specialty of family practice. ABFP
diplomats must be recertified every
six years by taking a written exam
that aims to prove the candidate's
continuing compcicncc in basic
family pracucc components such as
internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics
and gynecology, pediatrics, psychia
try and neurology, and community
medicine.
Wins
Turkey
Billy Marlowe
of Supply won
the drawing held
December 6 for a
free turkey from
the Speedway
convenience
store in Shallotte.
MAR LOW
Completes Course
Sissy Rhync, office manager of
Margaret Rudd & Associates Inc. of
South port, has completed the Certi
fied Real Estate Brokerage Course
304 Nov. 19-22 in Durham.
Focus was on leadership develop
ment and motivational and behav
ioral techniques.
The coursc was the last classroom
prequisite for Ms. Rhync to qualify
for the Certified Real Estate Broker
(CRB) designation, the highest a
brokerage manager can receivc.
Ms. Rhync has been associated
with Margaret Rudd & Associates
Inc. for more than 10 years. She is a
member of the Brunswick County
Board of Realtors and the state and
national associations.
Focus On Partnership
Realtors Margaret Rudd and Sue
Franks of Margaret Rudd & Asso
ciates Inc. of Southpon attended a
Nov. 20 program for area business
women presented by Carolina Pow
er & Light Co.'s Eastern Division
Women's Program Council at UNC
Wilmington.
The one-day seminar addressed
the educational needs of youth ai
risk of educational, social and eco
nomic failure. It acquainted partici
pants with a successful volunteer
program now m operation in New
Hanover County Schools and fea
tured a keynote address by the state
director of Cities in Schools of
North Carolina.
"litis worthwhile program em
phasized the importance of the rela
tionship between the business com
munity and our schools," said Mrs.
Franks, a school bus driver lor
South Brunswick High School and
the mother of six children.
Mrs. Rudd. president of Margaret
Rudd & Associates Inc., is a mem
ber of the South Brunswick High
School Advisory Council.
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