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PEOPLE IN Clemmons Wi South Brunswick High School graduate Tia ^[ Clemmons is the g 1985 recipient of " the $500 Alvin C. C a v i n e s s m| ?"*H Scholarship awardcu annually the Brunswick Coun ^HHI t Troininrf nag ' ~ ' :--"0 School Alumni Association. Scholarship Chairman Joe Morris presented the award at the school's awards day. The daughter of Ms. Alene Clemmons and great-granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dextor Clemmons, all of Southport. she plans to major in political science at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. On WCU List Bennett C. Sligh. son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Sligh of Caswell Beach Road, Caswell Beach, is one of more than 1,200 students named to the spring semester dean's list at Western Carolina University at Cullowhee. He earned a quality point average of 3.0 or better while taking at least 12 semester hours. Arrives For Duty Army Pvt. 1st Class Geraldine Stubbert, daughter of Wilson and Joann Stubbert of Shallotte, has arrived for duty in West Germany. She is a medical specialist with the 36th Field Artillery Brigade. On Learning Venture Three Brunswick County high school students are participating in a five-week Summer Ventures" program at East Carolina University for students talented in science and mathematics. Thpv pnillH ciun nn fnr a uariofi- rtf courses, including computer techniques in the chemistry lab, field geology, physics, microscopy, archaeology and various math topics. lyocal participants are Amy Coggins of Southport, Charles Russell of Route 2, 1 eland and Christopher William of Orton Road, ieland. Principal Appointed Jean Parker, principal of WacCamaw Elemetitary School, was recently appointed to serve as Brunswick County's representative to the advisory council of the Rural Education Institute of East Carolina University. Begun under a grant from the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, the REI is an outreach of the school of education at ECU. The institute works with local school systems to design and implement rural education programs CHURCH ACTIVITIES Concord Methodist Schedule Changes Beginning this month, the schedule of services at Concord United Methodist Church in Supply has changed. Sunday School now begins at 9 a.m . followed by worship service at 9:50 a.m. Adult Bible Study is held Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m., with choir practice afterwards. The church is located on N.C. 211 at Supply. Rev Ralph Hill is the pastor, said J M. Holden, secretary. Agiow To Hear Author Irene Harretl. the author or coauthor of more _ ""JUD than 40 books, f JMMhMkL will speak on "As i the lord loads" t at the July j> agl meeting of the ^ Women's Aglow ftfc Fellowship 10 * a m. Saturday. July 13. at Jane's Seafood Restaurant on the Holden Beach Road The fellowship meeting begins at 9:30 a m. with coffee and doughnuts A free nursery is available for children through seven years of age at Tiny Friends Day Care, Mulberry Street. Shallotte, For more information, contact Pamela Moon. 579-2953 Matt hews To Speak Rev. Ned Matthews, a Baptist minister from Gastoma, will speak at the 11 a m. worship service Sunday, July 14. at the Hoiden Beach Chapel. The non-sectarian, interdenominational Protestant chapel is located on Rothschild Street, Hoklen Beach, across from the town hall. i_V. THE NEWS ns Scholarship and to conduct workshops and seminars for individuals who serve young people attending rural schools. Mrs. Parker attended an organizational meeting of the RE I recently, noting that the organization focuses on ways to prepare students from small iuial sciiool districts to compete academically with students from larger districts, to provide rivrootinnol fonilifino ? 1 needs and to offer after hours and summer enrichment programs for rural students. Lands Contract Sonja L. Young, a recent fine arts graduate of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro with a concentration 1 in acting/theater , H arts, is employed jP t **S(M by First Frontier I - Jjrt Inc. of Xenia. \ -w-qi Ohio, as the understudy this summer for the starring role in an outdoor drama. Following this production, she will join the Arkansas Repertory Theatre of Little Rock, Ark. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young of Southport, the South Brunswick High School graduate attended Chowan College in Murfreesboro before tranferring to UNCG, where she earned an Irene Ryan Award nomination for her portrayal of Beneatha in "A Raisin in the Sun." A I ( I m 1 9 1 I (\ |2BT\ cnn? ^1 Photo from showrc Larges Just ai and i ? Larry Wi * Coastal IS ^ ^ s?! mm MB f* I ^ounTy iMOTive Vivian Formy-Duval of Nakina and for painting, especially views of Lake Ws She has taught art in the Coiumbus C Community College. Her works are throughout Southeastern North Carolii Goods Taken A breaking and entering at the Oasis Food Mart in Calabash resulted in the theft of approximately $400 in food and other merchandise sometime early Monday morning, the Brunswick County Sheriff's Department reported. According to Sheriff John Carr Davis, a store employee arriving at work early Monday morning discovered the merchandise was 3IB |JRJ >om floor t selection ( rrived...larg< accessories. Iliams, Manager Plozo, Shollotte 754-949 1 ( * 3* % t : 1 11 Ud Xj jj <^5PB |l ? ?" i ? i ii f*i ? Enjoys Art merly of Brunswick County, enjoys tccamaw and floral arrangements, bounty schools and at Southeastern on exhibit at various locations la. From Store missing and called the sheriff's department. j Apparently, an alarm at the store ? did not sound, so neither the sheriff's ? department nor a private security % company was notified of trouble at f the store sometime early Monday. * The store is located one mile north s of Calabash at the intersection of _ N.C. 179 and Claridav Road. SO] itit HIT MITI ~ i bea< )f lamps in i ; selection o 3o. College Rd. '5 Wilmington 392-656 THE BRUNSWICK BEACON. Thursday. July 11, 1985?Page 7-A fri-Beach Holds Summer Carnival Saturday At Holden Beach carnival at Tri-Beach Volunteer offered from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the ! Department promises fun and station, located about one mile past les for children ages 12 and under the Holden Beach causeway enlrday afternoon. trance. jonsored by the department's All games are 25 cents each, accorlies' Auxiliary, the games will be ding to a news release. rvvvt* . .mvv i - '2 ivni.h, of cai .abash phone 579-3060 i FIGURE fa futotmc \xirwy irvuniv>/i 10 - VISA and Mastercard Welcome. Clothes-Out Sale 23%-85% OFF Name Brand Clothes New Jean Arrivals Sizes 32-44 $16 Bonnie Lou Koret ( N Catalina Angel Allison ' jgi Page Fresh Ideas V \ 1 J Peter Ashley and More Shoes Drastically Reduced^^P^ Courteous personnel to help you with your selections. M'C I lN J JRE flip Kocf fVin L AAW 17VCJI V/l ch's furnishings and more.... the area, f oil paintings VISA MC Lay aw ay Cash c 6 Month* Same As Cash INSTANT CREDIT 2 1 I | \ 4 r 4 x-i
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