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afternoon In Shallottc to celebrate It
oyster roast. Visiting dignitaries Inelui
llnvld lieduine Shallntte Mayor Item
Wuyne Heaves and Brunswick Count)
wltli Bellamy above, clockwise from
daughter Jo Anne Simmons; son Nor
Simmons nnd great-great-grandson J;
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Pope Elected As
Miller Folic of Ocean Isle Beach
has been elected vice president-east
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For Wiidlife
Don't toss tint your Christmas tree
after the hollditvs?use it as a Inrdfeeding
station.
itemove lite lights and ornaments,
i\( (tniirvat tmf Iniit'ii flu* tilrimiu nf
popcorn and cranberries. i( you add
a few o{ suet, tabic scraps and
oilier treats, you'll .soon Ire able to
watch u host of IivImi: onuunents congregate
around your tree
When deciding what kinds of food
iu place on the tree, ileal in mind that
protein-rich Items-such its grains,
seeds, fruits and berries are Important
far winter diets ALso. add some
finely crushed eggshells to ttie seed
mixtures to supplement the tilrds diet
with calcium This nutrient Is obtained
from Insects during the warm
months,-but Is In short supply during
the winter.
Suet ts a popular bird food that Ls
easy to prepare Melt beef fat or
bacon grease, cool, and add bird
seed, peanut butter, fruit or grttnoln
Mesh onion bags make good suet containers,
and are easy to lutng
Discarded Christinas trees can
also tie uses! to improve fishing.
Simply bundle several together, and
sink them These "fish hurdles" will
soon attract crappie aixt other nanfish
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Iclkuny family gathered Wednesday
cllamy's 90th Christmas with a gala
led U.S. Rep. Charlie Rose, State Rep.
riuin Hewett and Mavor Rro-tem f'aul
r Commissioner Merman Move. Shows
the ieft, are his wife, Rosie; grandman
Bellamy; great-grandson Jesse
arrctt Simmons.
THE NEWS
sociqtion Officer
Association.
lie and his wltc, Helen, own and
operate The Winds beach resort at
Ocean Isle and arc active in the South
Brunswick Islands Chamber of Commerce
'!VJ iu muuC or^aruiaUon
tor lotV'^nn \>rui>erUoH in the
;sU*to, representing more thsn 200
hotels and motels.
Lipman Promoted
Stanley A l.lpnuin of Wilmington
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'?fi wvc. p,w,..C.C? ?.-ail.Power
& Light Co. to director of industrial
engineering at the
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Soulhport.
The New York City native joined
the utility in 1978 as a project inilit*tlrin1
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professional engineer in North
Carolina. Upnum eanied bachelor's
degrees in industrial engineering and
mathematics from New York
University. He served in the U.S. Ar.....
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tional Guard for eight years. He is on
the board of directors of B'nai Israel
Synagogue He and his wife have
three sons.
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Potters Ce!e
Bartley and Mildred Potter of Supply
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary Oct. 28 with a surprise
reception and open house given by
their children.
The couple was also entertained
with a dinner reception given by their
oldest son, Frank Potter of Supply.
Other children who honored their
parents were Frances Clark of An
chcrage, Alssksj Joy Jonps nf
Yaupon Beach; Cherie Herman of
Monaea, Pa.; Billie Craig of San Antonia,
Texas; and Dione Potter of
Supply.
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Anniversaries
Thursday, Jan. 3
Glenn Bennett, Cathy White, Keith
Holden, Lyn Holden, Ken Hewett.
Friday, Jan. 4
Mitchell Inman, I-arry Evaas.
Saturday, Jan. 5
Jim Marshall, David Smith,
Gladys Holden, Carole Harris, Barbara
V. Brown, John Thompson,
Hubert Blanton.
Sunday, Jan. 6
Leonard Rourk, Gregory Bland,
Linda Bellamy, Kelli Hewett, Bertha
Briles. Alison Biackrnan; Mr. and
Mrs. Dannie Sheffield.
Monday, Jan. 7
Robert L. Watts, Jamie I^eonard.
uujlcStanley, Kerie Beth Batterrec,
Pat Todd, Frances Simmons, Pat
Roberts, Robie Pivcr, Ray Piver,
Reuben Knop; Mr. and Mrs. Don
Evans.
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Bob Briley, Irene Gore; Mr. and Mrs.
James F. Hcwctt.
Wednesday, Jan. 9
Anthony Taylor, Connie Russ,
Bradley Caison, Bo Abbott, Kayc C.
Kvans, Polly Milligan, Charles Fox,
William Madison Gore, Floyd Kirby;
Or. and Mrs. Michael Ward.
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Bartlcy, a retired civil government
surveyor, is the son of the late Rev.
and Mrs. Frank Potter of Supply. Ms.
Mildred Potter is the daughter of the
late Jesse and Evelena I,ewis Hoiden
of Supply. They have six children, 19
grandchildren and 15 greatgrandchildren.
Other open house guests included
the following: Loria Potter; Yolanda
Potter and her children. Carmen,
Biake, Creightoii, anu Matthew;
Blanche Hewett; Willie Potter; Bertha
Briles; Vonnie Porter; Vera H.
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In Parade
Tonya MeKoy, Miss Black Pearl
ISH4. has hern selected to ride in
Gov. Jim Martin's Jan. S Inaugural
Parade In Raleigh. She Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sampson
McKoy of Iceland and a senior at
North Brunswick High School. The
Miss Black Pearl Pageant is sponsored
by Pearl of Truth Tent No. 148
of Southport.
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Bolivia Homes
Ms. Lr.cester Mosley assumed her
new role as president of the Bolivia
Homeinakers Extension Ciub at the
group's regular Christmas meeting
and party held Dec. 17.
Meeting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William K. Johnson, Ms. Mosley
Local Legion P<
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American legion Post No. 247 in
Shallotte is gearing up to offer more
community services. Post Commander
Jim Buffaloe said recently in
announcing the appointment of two
COmftiiUce chairmen.
As of Jan. 1, Leo Poulin will be the
chairman of the game night committee.
tie held that same position
previously with the Burlington Moose
Lodge. Also joining the committee
will he Claude Suggs
Also as of Jan. 1, Duncan St. Clair
of Holden Beach is chairman of the
entertainment committee. Several
fundraising activities are under con
sidcration, said Buffaioe, which
would provide funds for the post to
become more involved in community
activities as well as helping with the
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of Supply celebrated their 50th
redding anniversary in October.
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TJGkers Meet
served as hostess as the group's past
president stepped down to become
president ot tne county council.
After invocation, Ms. Betty Brown
presented a program on "Christmas
Cookies Around the World," which
was followed by a cookie and gift exchange.
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Forms for nominating individuals
or groups for the President's
Volunteer Action Awards are
available at the Brunswick County
Volunteer and Information Center in
Bolivia.
Created in 1982, the awards will
honor those who make contributions
to their communities through
volunteer service. Anyone may
nominate an individual or group involved
in volunteer activity.
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