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I mi jk. ... 1 IV w I MI IV HHUOKSr t m i i < \ BRUNSWICK ISLANDS i A MAII PHOIOIf DAWN IIIIH ?Ott OVSTKH FESTIVAL QUEEN Natalyn Shipp shows oil She will crown her successor on Oct 12 at Shallotte a festival sweatshirt, available along with T-shirts at Middle School, the South Brunswick Islands Chamber of Commerce. I TUNE IN NOW!! THE ALL NEW FM STEREO UJfl?O106 now serving the South Brunswick Islands from Shallotte GO-106 plays a variety of contemporary music for adults PLUS 1 j Tarheel Football ~ Saturday, October 5 AND...join us on Saturday nights beginning at 9:00 pm for SUPERGOLD ? your favorite oldies from the 50's and 60s. IWPGO founded by A Eorl Milhken and family * ? Wmuk Q H>/> A THK BRI i ( ^ r tV -AVVl 11 iv M m _ ? ? -? ? ^ ^ v^ysTer wue The Brunsvs BY DAWN ELLEN BOYD Natalyn Shipp's favorite way to eat oysters is fried. She also likes them cooked in the shell but explained, "Opening them gets to be kind of difficult because of my fingernails." Natalyn is the 1985 N.C. Oyster Festival queen. I-nst year she was chosen from ten contestants. She has had a busy year representing the festival and the South Brunswick Islands, making many appearances including the Azalea Festival, the Sun Fun Festival, the N.C. Festival by the Sea at llolden Beach, the Miss Pender County and Miss Brunswick County pageants, the N.C. Strawberry Festival, and the N.C. Fourth of July parade in Southport. The 19-year-old Wilmington resident isn't new to the pageant scene. She was the 1983 Tri-County Cinderella queen, as well as first runner-up in the 1984 Miss NewHanover County pageant and third runner-up in the 1983 Tpimiiil'p PrinrocQ imtinunf On October 5 she plans to vie for the title of Spot Festival queen in Hampsted. She hopes all this brings her closer to her goal of being a contestant in the Miss North Carolina Pageant. Meanwhile, she has enjoyed her reign as Oyster Festival queen. "The South Brunswick Islands arc beautiful. The people here arc wonderful. They've done so much for me as far as support and effort. I've enjoyed representing them very much." Nalalyn is studying speech cuuUnufticutlons at UNCWilmington, and although she is undecided about a career, she is interested in fashion nuirketing. She occasionally models for I m Chic Agency in Wilmington. Keeping up with her dancing and singing is a priority, along with traveling as Oyster Festival queen and going to school, in her spare time she enjoys playing s|>orts. ller most memorable experience as Oyster Festival queen was the four days she spent on the queen's court during the l'.giS Azalea Festival. "We were up early In the morning and went to lied late at night," she said. "We ' M fMll I Formosas SI. 10 oach Micro b Othor Variotios Aialoas ? Wl I gal. sizo ?SI.30 U Rod Tips $1 75 ? M LEAH'S ! 1 ^ NURSERY [ f HWY 17 1UST NORTH Of " jfa , \SHAllOtTE PHONf 7S4 699-1J ?- C Deslc - : l Ce 2 t t i ' ?*1 ktii i*% A 12"x12" ceiling tile looks dean, ? 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The entire year has afforded Natalyn many opportunities to do her favorite tiling: meet new people. "You can learn so much from other people!" she exclaimed. The person responsible for helping Natalyn keep up with her busy schedule is her mother, Jane Shipp. Natalyn said, "I wouldn't lie here today if it wasn't for my mother. She has been with me throughout the whole year. She has been with me everywhere and helped me get dressed. She has done everything from nuiking sure my face is on straight to making sure my dresses are right and my clothes are together. She's been the backlxme behind it. "My dad's been close to me, too. My parents say they're my biggest fans!" Even though her days as Oyster Festival queen are drawing to a close, Natalyn says she is looking forward to this year's pageant Saturday, Oct. 12. "Not becuuse I'm giving up the title," she said, "because I don't think I'll ever give up Brunswick County or the oyster festival It will always hold a special place in my heart." Natalyn says she is looking forward to giving another j?jrj jj?? chance to tviive h.u. inuch fun hh she hp.-t tiein queen. She said, "I'm looking forward to it in the sense that I'll lie able to give another girl the opportunity to do the things I have done and learn the things I have learned while traveling and meeting other people and entertaining in other cities." LETE INTERIOR *mgm\ S RATING SERVICE I <jggn 1 ^ X.| hnds " Droporios \H Isitc %tCKOl4 m odfi Itln Roofh Cnutvway A^jlraSj *?n (,()'?i ijjw iMt im| r lit At i At iner 12"x12" JRt.^ ? mm* I niing i lies 0% Off jncluttered and contemporary And e to sotisfy every decoroting requireed with on ocrylic finish, for a kitchen 0 accumulate. 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