PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Receives Award Of Merit
Charles Andrews Dav is ol
Shalloite and Raleigh. a sculpture
major ai the Hast Carolina I nner
sii\ School ol An in Greenville. has
received a nieril award in the
>'rd Annual Springs An Show in
1 aneasier, S.C.
Davis is the son ol Dr. H.J. Davis
ol Shalloite and Carolx 11 A Davis ol
Raleigh
The Springs Art Show was on
view at the Lancaster Armory last
month and is considered one ol the
largest and most representative ait
exhibitions in the southeastern U.S.
His pri/e -winning sculpture, titled
WoMVUV. measures two feet
square and is a bron/e casting made
In the "lost wax" metltod.
Davis is president ol an IX" I
sculpture organi/ation lor students.
He is a senior aiul plans to continue
his an studies at the graduate level
in the tail ol PW2.
Joins Army
Randy K. Wilson Jr. ol Shalloite
has enlisted in
the I S. Army
* i lor lour years
and will receive
W*' 5>2.s.2(H> lor col
? f lege funding
thmugh the
Army College
Fund.
-w Wilson's re
cruiter. Stall Set.
vv,LSON Nathaniel Mc
Eachin ol the Wilmington Recruit
ing Suuion. said in a news release
that "Randy is a highly motivated
young man who will be a real asset
to the Army."
Wilson is the son of Rita J.
Wilson ol Shalloite and will gradu
ate from West Brunswick High
School in June. 1992.
He will report for basic training at
Ft. Jackson. S.C.. in Sept. 1>K)2 and
then attend training to become a mo
bile subscriber equipment netwoik
operator a( It (Joidiwi. CI;i.
To Perform
kimhcilx \niic Ba\le\. daiightci
ol Mi. aiut Mis. Douglas Bavlev ol
Roberta Road. Shallotte. will |vr
form as a soloist with the Salem
Acadenn CiKv t'luh during their
Christmas Concert 1 )cc 21 in the
Salem l ine Aits Center.
Salem Acadcnix aiul College is a
private girls' boarding scluvl in the
OKI Salem section ol Winston
Salem.
Completes Basic
Vina Seaman Rccruit Melissa A
Russ, daughter ol Mr aiul Mrs C C
Russ of Koine 2. Ash. recent I \ coin
plctcd basic training in Orlando. Ma
During training recruits are taught
general inilnarv subjects designed to
prepare them tor further academic
and on -the job training in one of the
\a\ \ s occupational fields.
Miss Russ is a l?Sl> graduate ol
West Brunswick High School,
Shallotte.
Sign Ordinance
Meeting Topic
Members ol the Sunset Beach
Town Council and the Planning
Board will meet Monda> Jan. (> for a
workshop concerning the town's
sign ordinance.
The two panels are in the process
ol amending the entire sign ordi
nance. said Town Administrator
Limb Flucgcl.
The proposed changes will affect
businesses as well as piiviate resi
dents. she said, since the ordinance
will "pretty much be replaced."
The workshop will be held at 5
p.m.. preceding the regular town
council meeting at 7 p.m. in the
town hall.
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Public Comment Sought On Land Use Planning
Brunswick County will hold five public work
\liops next month to gather input on the IW land
use plan ii|hLi(o.
County commissioners and the Brunswick
County Planning Board will co-host the series
that begins Tuesday. Jan. 7. The five sites are
Ni altered throughout the county to give the public
.1 ivtter chance to attend.
Ideas and concerns voiced at the workshops
will he .1 major factor in preparing the plan, ac
, ording to a I Manning IX'panmcnt news release.
"Ultimately, the plan will have an unpad on
t mure economic growth, development proposals,
iianspwtation planning, public improvements
such as water and sewer and the like." the release
states.
I'lte workshops will last Irom 6: >0 p.m. to
S :0 p.m. at the following locations:
? lucsday. Jan. 7. Jones- By rd Clubhouse at Sea
I rail Plantation, Sunset Beach, with Kelly
Ilolden. commissioner. ami Troy l*nce. planning
board member.
? Thursday, Jan. 9, Southport-Oak Island
Chamber oi Commerce, Long Beach Road. with
Gene Pinkerton, commissioner, and John Barbee.
planning board nicnilvr.
?Tuesday. Jan. 14, Town Creek Community
Building ai ihe Town Creek Park, U.S. 17, with
Frankie Rahon, commissioner, and Michael
Schauh. planning hoard member.
?Wednesday. Jan. 15. Lcland Communiiy
Building, with Donald Shaw, commissioner, and
John Thompson, planning Ixuird member.
?Thursday. Jan. 16, Lock wood Folly Community
Building on Stanbury Road, with Jerry Jones,
commissioner, ami Allon/.a Roach, planning
(HKird menilvr.
Ihe county has hired consultant Glenn
Mar beck Ass?xiates of Wilmington to prepare the
land use plan with the Brunswick County
Planning Board designated as the steering com
mitlcc.
Persons with an inicrcsl in the growth and de
velopment ol the county, whether as a business
man, property owner, environmentalist or other
concern, are encouraged to attend, the news re
lease states.
"Your input is strongly encouraged and neces
sary lor this ellort io be 1(K) percent successful,"
ii states.
Land use plans are mandated for coastal coun
ties by the NX". Coastal Area Management Act
(CAM A).
In the spring and summer, the planning board
will hold a series ol work sessions, all open to the
public, to review the plan's policy statements and
to suggest changes as needed.
The proposed plan will also go to public hear
ings, one by the planning board and another by
commissioners, before it is submitted to the
Coastal Resources Commission in December
1992 for approval.
Leland Wants More Time
To Study New Road Plan
1. eland's Town Council wants
more dine lo review an interim thor
oughfare plan be l ore n is adopted by
the N.C. Department of Transpor
tation.
At us meeting at 7 p.m. tonight
i I hursday > the board had planned to
adopt a resolution requesting more
lime lo study the map approved by
the previous council. 3-2, on Nov. 14.
But the three members voting for
that mad plan ? Mayor Russell
Baldwin and Councilmen William
Benton and Lyncue Carlisle? arc no
longer on ihc council. Those voting
against ihc plan say il was hastily
pushed through by the lame duck
board.
The town submitted to DOT an
interim thoroughfare plan aimed at
serving an anticipated increase in
traffic from ihe proposed Northern
< )uter Loop (Interstate 40) bypass ot
Wilmington, scheduled lor construc
tion in 1996.
II hm It. the loop will route traffic
around Wilmington and inio
Brunswick County, just north ol the
1 eland town limits, and tie in with
U.S. 17 north of Winnabow. The
town's plan shows a new street that
would carry tralllc just east of North
Brunswick High School, cross Old
I-ayeilcvillc Road and loop north to
lorin .hi intersection at Village Road
and Buldw in Drive.
The plan will serve the needs of
ihe 1 eland urban area until a Greater
Wilmington Urban Area Transporta
tion plan is approved.
Councilmen George Yaies and
Jane Gilbert voted against the plan,
saying that its magnitude made it in
appropriate for the old lx>ard to be
dealing with it. They are now joined
on the council by Mayor S.L. Doty
and Councilman Thomas Hyatt.
The board will choose, at a later
date, someone to replace Benton,
who resigned Dec. 5.
Also on Thursday's agenda were
the following: a report from the
planning board chairman; appoint
ment of a mayor pro tcm; street
naming; adoption of a council meet
ing schedule; amendment to the
moratorium ordinance preventing
two or more homes on a single lot
until a zoning ordinance is in place;
adoption of new street light guide
lines;
Also, an amendment of the bud
get ordinance to remove a matching
luiuls requirement; donation of
funds to the Lincoln Primary Parent
Teachers Organization; discussion ol
a funding request from the North
Brunswick High School Band
Booster Club; appointment of a
councilman to serve on the
Wilmington Transportation Advis
ory Board; anil appointment ol a
personnel officer.
The council meets each lirst and
third Thursday, 7 p.m., in the Town
Hall at 485 Village Road.
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