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Show Your Support For Welcome Center BY HOLLY RICHARDS, EXKCUT1VK VICK PRKS1DKNT South Brunswick Islands Chamber Of Commerce It's finally open. The Southeastern Welcome Center is up and run ning. The dedication of the Welcome Center is this Friday at I p.m. Speaking will be County Commissioner Chairman Kelly Hoklen. Executive Director Sabrina Hodges will give a welcome. There will be a pledge of alle giance ami the raising of the U. S. flae and the North Carolina llag. Guest speaker will be Secretary ot Transportation Thomas J. Harrelson. followed by a ribbon cutting by President Dean Walters, the Welcome Center Board o! Directors, legislative representatives, and members of the Department of Transportation. Our Welcome Center is something that we should all be proud of. It is an entity that this county has RICHARDS needed for a long time. Please stop by and show your support for our Welcome Center. Travel Show Volunteers Needed Volunteers arc needed lor several area travel shows. We have two in March, one in Myrtle Beach and one in Greensboro. We also have a show coming up in Raleigh in April. Travel shows arc more fun than a barrel of monkeys. If you're a peo ple person like me, you'll love working travel shows. You get to meet all kinds of interesting people. And you get to talk up the South Brunsw ick Islands. You get to tell people about your home and how great it is to live and work (and of course vacation) at the beach! Please call the chamber if you arc interested in volunteering for any of these great travel shows. i :i m / FOX SPIVEY ROBERTSON SANDF.RFORD New Officers Attend Conference Newly-installed 1992 officers of the Brunswick Islands Board of Realtors recently attended the 30th annual Board Officers' l eadership Conference in Greensboro, sponsored by the N. C. Association of Realtors. They are , from left , Patricia M. Fox, Village Pines Properties and Associates, president; Jimmy San derford, R. 11. McClure Realty, Inc., president-elect; William E. Robertson, Century 21 Sunset Realty, vice president; and I.inda T. Sptvey, Village Pines Properties and Associates, secretary I treasur er. Allan Dameron of Alan tlolden Realty Co. was installed as a 1992 director. MANN OAKS IN KILL MASSiNGALE Builders Take Office Officers for 1992 of the South Brunswick Island Home Builders Association, who recently took office, are, from left, Steve Mann of Steve Mann Construction; Torn Oaks of Sloane-Anderson Construction, vice president; Robert NeUl of Robert Neill Con struction, president-elect; and Tom Massingale, First Investors Savings Bank, secretary-treasurer. BUSINESS BRIEFS Two Join CHHC Staff Patricia Fedeley, LPN, of Win nabow and Patricia M. Taylor, R.N., of Bricklanding liavc recently joined the staff of Comprehensive Home Health Care's office at Supply, said Christine Waddell, personnel clerk. Mrs. Fedeley, a 198*7 graduate of Brunswick Community College's li censed practical nursing (LPN) pro gram, will be working as an LPN as well as in quality assurance. Mrs. Taylor attended school at Morristown, NJ., and has 30 years of experience as a registered nurse. She and her husband Edward live in Bricklanding. Also at CHHC, Rita Russell, R.N., is now serving as admission nurse/home health care coordinator. Craig Gross, licensed physican ther apist, recently became director of physical therapy for all of the com pany's branch offices. Employees In Disquise? "Contractors: Arc They Em ployees in Disguise?" will be the subject of a seminar offered Tuesday, Feb. 18, by the Brunswick Com munity College Small Business Center. L-ed by Mary C. Thomson, the seminar will help participants under stand the concepts behind cmploy meni tax laws and help provide a framework for evaluating contract lab** relationship. The workshop is provided at no charge through a stale grant; howev er, participants must pre-regisier by calling the college at 754-6900, 457 6329 or 343-0203. Wins Shopping Spree JoAnn Thom as of Shallotte recently won a S 1 (X) shopping spree at Family Dollar in Shal ,ollc- THOMAS Davis Appointed Dr. HJ. "Skip" Davis of Shallotte has been appointed by Gov. James Martin to a spccial committee that will study the merits of establishing a collegc of chiropractic in North Car? .na to serve students from across the eastern United States. A chiropractic physician, Davis is a graduate of Lincoln College of Chiropractic, has served on the board of directors of the North Carolina Chiropractic Association and serves on the Brunswick County Board of Health. The study committee is expected to hold its organizational meeting this month and make a preliminary report by fall. A more detailed re port is expected in 1993. SECURITY SYSTEMS ~\ RESIDENTIAL - COMMERICAL - INDUSTRIAL PELEN, in* Palmotlo Electronics 4 Engineering " Professional Sound & 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 ?1 HI Tut BRUNSWICK Bt ACON c IIFRR1 CIIFFk ALLAN DAMFRON IX) N WARRFN GARY WHITMAN ANN LAUGIONGHOUSE Volunteer ()/ The Year Oyster Festival Award King Classic Award Community Service Citizen Of The Year ^namber Awards Presented As New President Installed A chamber volunteer who recent ly joined the staff was named Citizen of the the Year Friday night at the 1 5th annual membership din ner of the South Brunswick Islands Chamber of Commerce. The award was one of many pre sented at the meeting wlfcrc the presidency of the chamber passed from Annette Odom to Terry Bar bee, co-owner of Century 21 Island Realty of Ocean Isle. Nominations for Citizen of the Year, a new award this year, were solicited from the membership, ac cording to Ms. Odom, who said the winner was picked by the members, and she praised Ms. Laughinghouse for her service to the chambcr. Ms. Laughinghouse is now a receptionist at the clumber. Winners of other awards are as follows: ?Chcrri Cheek, Volunteer of the Year, "for her dedication and for do ing her duties with a smile;" ?Houston & Associates, Member of the Year, accepted by Jack Scar borough, chairman of the 1992 Ovster Festival; ?Allan Dameron, Oyster Festival Award, chaired the festival for two years; ?Don Warren, King Classic Tour nament Award, chaired the 1991 event; ?Gary Whitman owner of Burger King in Shallottc, Community Serv ice Certificate, for his support of ed ucation and service to the board of directors; ?Volunteer of the Year awards went to Lisa Anglin, who recently joined the chambcr staff as staff ac countant; Margaret Means, execu tive, secretary of the Brunswick Islands Home Builders Association; Lee Michaels of Radio Station WC CA; Mike Reaves, president of Brunswick Community College; HnKKn FVivic nmciHont ?hr* Qmilh f ""?**"??? *"v Brunswick Islands Committee of 100; Russell Price, Atlantic Tele phone Membership Corporation; A1 Laughinghouse, area executive of United Carolina Bank; Paul Dennis of Sea Trail Corporation; and Henry Williard, Collier Gas Co.; ?President's Award, presented to terry baroee, incoming president. Most of the awards were present ed by Ms. Odom, who has served as president for the past 18 months dur ing which the fiscal year of the orga nization was changed. The business meeting was kept as brief as possible because of the dance which followed as part of this year's annual meeting at the Joncs Byrd Clubhouse at Sea Trail Plan tation. SIAfF PHOTOS ST EDDIE SWEATT THE GAVEI. IS PASSED from Annette Odom to the new presi dent of the South Brunswick Islands Chamber of Commerce, Terry Barbee. There was lime, however, for the accomplishments of ihc past 18 months to be reviewed, for pats on the back of the chamber's leader ship, recognition of retiring board members and welcoming of new members of the board of directors. Among many accomplishments noted in the chamber's annua! report arc growth in membership to over 400 and paying off the mortgage on the chambcr building several years earlier than expected. New board rncrnbc^ nrr Inhn Craig, Craig Realty, Holden Beach; Vclva Jenkins, Brunswick Commun ity College's Small Business Center; Joe Johnson, Johnson Architects; A1 Laughinghousc, United Carolina Bank; Debbie Rupp, Gregory P. Rupp, DDS; Ed Shreve, Shrcvc Brothers Builders; and Daphne Yar brougn, ine orunswitk Huspiiai. This year the executive commit tee will include an additional mem ber, a Vicc President of Special Events, which will be filled by Don Warren, Brunswick County Farm Bureau. The immediate past presi dent, Annette Odom, will be in charge of Governmental Liaison. Other vice presidents are Internal Affairs, A1 Laughinghousc, United Carolina Bank; Business Develop mcnt, David Batten, Brunswick Elcctric Membership Corp.; Com munity Development, Debbie Rupp, Gregory P. Rupp, DDS; Public Affairs, Joe Stanley, Joe & Moe's Auto Service; and Tourism. Chcrri Check, Check & Decb, DDS. The new chamber president will, for the first time, have the gutcuunc of a Past Presidents Forum, com prised of the previous five presi dents. They are Annette Odom, 1990-91, Yarborough-Farr Construe - ? inn Co.: Dean Walters. 1989-90, Sea Trail Corp.; Allan R. Dameron, 1988-89-Alan Holden Realty; Don Evans, 1987-88, Coastal Insurance & Realty; Alan Holden, 1986-87, Alan Holden Realty. Board members whose terms ex pired this year are Tim Gibblc. M.D.; Ed Jones, Jones Ford Inc.: *??-?. xi ? ? c- I D I1* lid Mtrtiv/u, ouiivi i>uuui iwtuij , Connie Powell, Brunswick Funeral Service; and Mike Reaves, Bruns wick Community College. HEWETT'S TIRE MUFFLER & ALIGNMENT ?Mufflers -Front End Repairs ?Custom Pipe Bending ?Computer Alignment (2 and 4-wheel) ?Brakes (foreign and domestic) ?Minor Repairs ?Oil and Lube OPEN: Monday-Friday 8-5, 754-9901 Hwy. 130 West (Near WBHS), Shallotte QIMg THE BflUNSWCK BEACON Some Choice Programs for grange JVI embers* North Carolina State Grange and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina are names you can trust. Send us this coupon, and our agent will contact you about special programs (or Grange Members.* ? Individual Name _ Address City Telephone. Family Medicare Supplemental Slate Zip i m BJue Cross Blue Shield Mail to: Coastal Insurance & Realty P.O. Box 1238 Shallotte, NC 26459 754-4326 " Nan members may apply by making application lor membership ? 1988 Bluf? Cross ami Bliif Shield of North Carolina Permits Strong In New Year The new year started off in Bruns wick County with healthy construc tion activity, but was still lower than in fall 1991, according to the Brunswick County Building Inspec - tions Department monthly repoit for January. Building permits for construction valued at more than SI. 2 million were issued in January by the de partment. In January, two permits were is sued for commercial development with a combined value of SI 29,260, compared to a commercial construc tion value of SI. 2 million in Novem ber. Permits for 15 single-family homes were issued for S926.720 in value, as well as five permits for S63.525 in additions and nine garages with an estimated value of SI 5 1,680. Permits issued included: building, 111; electrical, 88; plumbing, 16; mechanical, 23. Spanish Classes Slated Would learning how to speak Spanish help you on the job? Classes in beginning and ad vanced conversational Spanish be gin in March at Brunswick Com munity College's main campus on U.S. 17 north ol Supply. Beginning Spanish class will be gin Monday, March 2, and will meet Mondays and Wednesdays from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in Room 162 of the ALS Building. Advanced Spanish class will be gin Tuesday, March 3, and will meet Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in Room 115 of the ALS Building. Paul Hernandez is the instructor for both classes, which are offered through BCC's Continuing Educa tion Department. Re gistration is S25, payable at the first class meeting. Both courses are approved for teacher renewal credits. More information is available from Hernandez, at 754-2032, or from the Continuing Education De partment, 754-6922, 457-6329 or 343-0203. 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