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? a: 3" J Career Club Winners Chosen Winners in the Leland Middle School Career Club competition were recently chosen. Eleven students will advance to district level competition. They are, from left, front row, Robert McClelland, fine arts, John Owens, marine science, and Mickey Thompson, manufacturing; second row, Kathy Allen, personal service, Teresa Mintz, lousiness and office, Tisha Jones, consumer anu kuinemaking, and Jamie Keasiey, transportation; third row, Keith Allen, environmental, Matthew Tripp, health, Mark Palmatier, construction, and David Hardie, public service. ft 'SL4MI IB *v Bpw MHnBSff w AS Talent Winners Chosen Talent winners trom Leiand Miririie Schools' Career Club were chosen recently. Group winners are, from left, front row, l^aTonya Graham, Zelda Jackson and Tyra Jones; second row, Yolanda Kiddy, Tara Walker, Tonya Williams and individual talent winner Wendy Brew. sWillSS ! .OFM* m H2STi r v * SCLLfi P ' r?JW r* ? ' I 'Circus' Held At Lincoln Kindergarten <hrough first-grade students at Lincoln Primary School celebrated Music Month and Physical Education Week last Thursday with a program, "The Circus." Students performed acts on the balance beams, dressed as wild animals and performed acrobatic feats on the parallel bars. Pictured are, front row, from left, Sharon Suggs, Travenus Grainger. Becky Hewett and Amanda Livingston; back row, Kelly Mlntx, Ray Caffee, Sabrina Lee and Jenny Crowder. DON'T SETTLE FOR LESS THAN Don t settle for less than the best! King Pools o Sp-- chose For! Wcyr.c Peels lire v a of non-corrosive pools for the simplest of . J reasons. ..it s the very best they could m buy. '' Quick installation J? Superior Design Pnnlc Quality Workmanship UUla Ash, ph | t, V Bench No Three Whiteviile lawyers were nominated last Thursday by the 13th District Bar Association as potential replacements for former District Court Judfie Wa.y ?.e Lo-.u? who resinned last month. Bar members chose Thomas Aldridne. D. Jack Hooks Jr. and Michael Willis as nominees from a field of six candidates. Gov. Jim Martin will chose one attorney from the three Democratic nominees to replace Long, 37, of Shallotte. Irregular Eh Vote not just once, but as many times as you like. There's no residency requirement and cash votes are the only ones that count. Better yet, state and federal investigators aren't likely to interfere. It may sound like a politician's ? K 1 iuui y u For the fourth consecutive month, Brunswick County's unemployment raie continued to ciiinb in January, up to 12.4 percent compared to 11.6 percent in December, the N.C. Employment Security Commission reponea. "The highest unemployment rates continue to be concentrated in the eastern and western areas of the stale," said ESC spokesman Bob Campbell. "layoffs, primarily in the textile and apparel industries, contributed to significant increases in a number of counties." In Brunswick County, of the 19,890 eligible workers that make up the labor force, approximately 2,460 were jobless in January compared to 2,290 who were unemployed in December, Campbell reported. Several surrounding counties also experienced increases in unemployment rates in January. New Hanover County's rate jumped from 8 percent to 8.3 percent while unemployment rose in Columbus County from 12.2 percent in ii.h percent marten County experienced the largest increase of the mirrnunrtinu counties frO!!l 11.1 percent to 12.7 percent. As a result of the 1980 census, the ESC:s Metropolitan suiUsUcul Areas (MSA) used to rate unemployment in '*** I' T" t vjrowi tesi Set By CP&L Carolina Power & light will hold its quarterly low-volume or "growl" test of Its siren alert system around the Brunswick Nuclear Plant March 19, 20 and 21. Residents within a 10-mile radius may hear the sirens for a few seconds at a time during these days. The sirens were installed to alert the residents if un emergency condition develops at the plant so they can monitor the Emergency Broadcast System for more information. THE BEST! > Mm > ]:,m ? '^41 |P ^9 jmmm sB ing & Spas one 287-3772 minees An Long resigned Feb. 25, two days after being arrested in Durham for driving while impaired. He was serving his first term as a district court Judge for the 13th Judicial District, which includes Brunswick, Columbus and Bladen counties. Also nominated at Thursday's bar meeting were Shsliette Sheila McLamb, Brunswick County's attorney David Clegg and Tabor citv lawyer Ralph Jorgensen. The bar was mandated under state law to nominate three lawyers from the action Will D< dream, but actually it's a fundraising event for the Waccamaw Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department. Anybody that wants to can vote Friday from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. for the new "mayor" of Ash. The fire and rescue squad building on N.C. 130 is the only official polling place. nemploymen certain parts of the state have undergone changes, Campbell reported. Prior to iast month's changes, Brunswick County was in Wf ? i : Make \NV v.|">? photic v. .feu iOiii mumiics Your cor liom siuh tin ing lectures .1 and Conferee Xutomatic Ri l-or\c aiding .1 ATLANTIC \n Indeper DON i V r r Start Your I Ifs still not too kite to si sboro of you! nor d oorr mcorro from Uncle Son vtdual Refrornent Accc County Nationol Bar* bersoo con contribute i to 02-OCX) between row and still deduct it from state and federal rrcor Horn Tour FuH I? THE BRUNSWICK BEACON 3 Whiteville same political party as Long, a Democrat. District Bar Association President Elva Jess, a Southport attorney, was not nominated for the position. After carefully considering the seat, Ms. Jess requested at the Brunswick County Bar Association meeting last week that her norn? not b" nomir0*0'' at the district meetin? Aldridge, 37, has been an assistant district attorney in Whiteville for two years. He worked as an attorney in otorminQ 'KA<n wivi ami iw IV1U1 At least three candidates- whose names were undisclosed at press time?are seeking the s?'?t now held by Boyd I>ee Smith. More may enter in the final moments of the campaign, for once in office, the duties of the "mayor" aren't very demanding in this unincorporated rural comt Rises To 12. eluded in the Wilmington MSA, but Iws since been dropped from that area. The county with the largest V Z^r-Tymrn^mT ~ ill TTlliTiillI -- *r - ""'^" your phone fit your bu ,'iiMont ifiSl^n'ii -;.\fW is jKv. ii ih.n's him ritflii for featured bunnev N uiii !?c backed m np.iMN Can fx-no lit pcruiabie service ne .mil money-suv expect, is more oiiiMiie lines n . ..... ice ( mncLiions. 3 Iittl6 lllOF njrh.K k (. all your world in y< 1.1.I ( jH lhimlcr Call 754-431 ! TELEPHONE MEM uioni vompunv in the national tck-communic&t '* BEAM APRIL H l u \yy l"TJ f 5^ j i Ul RA In Time To Bee better o nice An income earn rr3 1984 spouse coo coo n in oo lndt- and o wcrVmg c >uot of Horry up to 54,000 Any wGrtnng Aoct. while yo? ooy orrrxjot up frorri the tar rno and tr? time top rotes on you he or her 1984 Hat could Don' oo tar returns April winner witti 7 County UaHensI Bat nrtco Bm* In L?rtt A | * CMC c , Thursday, March 14, 1985?Page 9-A Lawyers Alamance County for ten years prior to moving to Columbus County. Hooks, 31, has been in private practice in Whiteville since 1980. Willis is also in private practice in Whiteville. Long's resignation marks the second time a judges' seat has been vacant in the 13th Judicial District since February 19^"* Pnmipr cinv Jim Hunt named a replacement for Judge J. Wilton Hunt Sr. who resigned after being charged with bribery and gambling in the federal Colcor operation. /or' Of Ash munity. For those not into politics, plenty of live blue grass music will be provided. Refreshments will also be offered for sale. Election proceeds will be used to support the fire and rescue squad. 4 Percent unemployment last month was Swain County at 23.6 percent while Orange County maintained the lowest rate at 3.1 percent. w> ~^gg> siness. iys. \iMir tuliph.wio sysrcm I our i.isi. lie > i 'll'vc nunc eof iur hand. 1 IB. CORP. ' ions iwiwnrk ML! Y \ L ? MS Time. ot wrth a norvworkir>g tribute up to $2,260 xjupto con contribute /re taring your coih n, you'll alio be earning r if/A from the irttie rxjr ?k t be an April Foot Bean i afi If/A from MCN8 hk Little River I ;
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