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1 PEOPLE IN ' Student's Essav M Becky King, an eighth-grade student at WacI cania\v Eiementarv Srhool in a District 2 winner JaB ir. the first ? *'* 1 statewide Keep JK North Carolina JsRk Beautiful Inc. I essay contest. flBjp Her essay on Jjm "Why We Should EHw?i flsKH Keep North Carolina Beautiful" placed third in competition with those of eighth-graders in a multiple-county area. The contest was sponsored by the non-profit group in conjunction with the N.C. Department of Public Instruction and the A.J. Fletcher Foundation. The 13-year-old daughter of Elon and Gail King of Ash, she is a student in Judy Evans' class. Becky's essay featured two main points. She said the state needs to keep itself beautiful and litter-free to encourage tourists to continue vicitino thn houn^nc ? I. v< iv uv UV.11LJ 111 111 I llOlil I l?l II IT> "because of the economic impact of tourism," and because the cleaniness and beauty of the state reflects its people's self-image. "If the sides of our roads are clean, it shows we think a lot of ourselves and our community." Completes Course Pvt. William M. Suggs, son of Claude C. Suggs of Shallotte, and lena R. Suggs of Route 5, Taylors, S.C., has completed the flight operations coordinator course at Fort Rucker, Ala. Flight operations coordinators were involved with monitoring aviators' flight plans and controlling IAnny airfields. In Exercise U.S. Army Spec. 4 Lyndon E. Bellamy, son of Dorothy J. Johnson and grandson of Annie M. Young, both of 1-ongwood, has participated in Archway Express in Turkey. An annual Allied Command Europe mobile force land exercise, it included the military forces of eight NATO countries. Bellamy, a 1983 graduate of West Brunswick High School, is an infantryman with the 325th Infantry in Italy' New Assignment Airman George E. Worley III, son of George E. Woriey of Mount Clemens, Mich., and Elizabeth D. Godin of Southport, has been assigned to Ixiwry Air Force Base, Colo., after completing Air Force basic training. He will now receive specialized instruction in the avionics systems field Completes Basic Army National Guard Pvt. 1-evi Bellamy, son of Gertrude I., and Levi Bellamy of Route 2, Supply, lias completed one station unit training iOSUT i at the U.S. Army Infantry School, Fort Benning. Ga OSUT is a 12-week penod which Terminal Lumber The Military Ocean Terminal at Slinn V Pfiinf fv/uifhrv.rt ??rill Wr.l/1 , ??.. ?"" three lumber sales weekly until further notice Myrtle D. Meade, public affairs officer, said the sales will be from 8.30 a.m to 1:00 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. No lumber will be sold on I J( ! m Warmest wis during this sp Joyner & Son \ fHE NEWS Wins Contest combines basic combat training and advanced individual training. Bellamy is a 1985 graduate of West Brunswick High School. Caroon Reappointed C. B. Caroon of Southport has been reaDDointed bv Gov .lim Martin tn six-year term on the 15-member Marine Fisheries Commission, which regulates and protects the state's marine, estuarine, commercial and sports fisheries resources. Caroon, 54, is currently serving as vice-chairman of the commission and served on the commission under former Gov. James Holshouser. Caroon is in the seafood processing business in Southport. FFA Team Wins The West Brunswick Future Farmers of America (FFA) took an overwhelming victory against Pender FFA in a forestry contest Dec. 12 near the Pender school. West Brunswick's forestry team members are Sean Ward, Jon Proctor, Kevin Neville and Tommy Cribb. Neville was high scorer in the contest. Join Staff Mrs. Vadie Bass and Claude McKeithan have joined Southern Sands Realty as real estate specialists in Ocean Isle Beach arid surrounding area. Mrs. Bass is a graduate of Southeastern Community College real estate program, a member of Bolton Baptist Church and a beautician in Whiteville. McKeithan Is a graduate of Nakina High School and a member of Polybridge Baptist Church and previously managed Dixie Restaurant in Calabash Thomas Blevins has become a resident broker-realtor with the firm. He is a native of Hickory who has relocated recently to Ocean Isle Beach. Blevins is married to the former Mabel Saunders, also of Hickory Chairs Meeting Frederick A. Tedder of Hallsboro, recently re-elected president of Brunswick Electric Membership Corporation's board of directors, was committee chairman for the annual conference in Raleigh attended by directors of electric membership cooperatives throughout North Carolina. nrrena meeting Bobby Gore, operations manager, and Terry Stephens, load management coordinator for Brunswick Electric Membership Corporation, recently attended the Athens I Tennessee i Automation and Control Experiment Review meeting in Knoxville, Tennessee. Study of this project will enable BEMC to assess the future use of advance technology relating to load management controls and automated electric systems, according to a news release from the company. Sales Continue Christmas Day and New Years Day. The price for the regular sales of residue scrap lumber on Monday and Wednesday is $10 per cord. DecoraUve wood chips cost $3 per cubic yard. On Friday, a special sale day, the cost is $1 per pickup truck for lumber and wood chips. 3 Y p hes of peace ecial season Electric, Inc. l Enit Christmas W It was beginning to look a lot like Chrl week, as youngsters practiced for their classrooms. Above, Daniel llolden and tree for classmates In Cheryl Pitts' th Tedder Re-Elect As BEMC Direcl Frederick A. Tedder of Hallslioro was re-elected president of Brunswick Rlertrir Mpmlwrchin Corporation's board of directors when it recently organized for 193t> He represents District Three which covers the area of Welches Creek, Western Prong and Bogue in Columbus County. Bryan K. Smith was elected vice president. He represents District Nine, the Sunset Beach, Calabash, l.ongwood and Thomasboro areas. Kenneth Bellamy was elected secretary-treasurer. He lives in Southport and represents District Eight which includes Dak Island. Hubert K Brittain of Boliva is assistant secretary-treasurer District Seven, which he represents, includes Winnabow and Bolivia. The cooperatives' business is conducted by 12 directors who meet regularly once a month and for special meetings when called. Other directors and the districts they represent arc: Edgar P. Duncan, District One, ^^ay it be deck wreathed in peac with joy and I MarsiTT MlirVliiTTiWL*; i iiT-TII f?] i< ITT rr?'-y* L i^r ^ *"v ( v <f^y SH " "ISfiBl ? .. ? m SI All eMOtO BY SUSAN USMIR 'as Coming stmas at Union Primary School last annual PTA program and decorated 1 jirry McNair bring in the Christmas ird-grade room. ed President tors Organize Pireway and Dolhan; W. I). Krink, District Two, Ash, Krceland and Exum; l..b? r*t-?-t... oi_ i uu?v vtuuwtu, wsstj u'i r>ix, i naabourn area; M. C. Herring, District Four, Shallotte, Ocean Isle, Supply and Iloldcn Beach; Harry I.ee (Bobby) Jordan. District Ten, Evergreen and Oakdale; Emory Smith, District Five, Old Dock and Nakina: Beaslcy Strickland, District Eleven, Cerrotiordo and Tabor City; Kobert (1 Ward, director at large. C/emmons Commended Sgt. Christopher Clcmmons, son ol Mr and Mrs. (Metis Clemmons of the llolden Beach area, was commended for outstanding |>erformnncc in his career field, weapons maintenance, and for meritorious service while at ItAF Bcntwalers, England, from May 1982 to September 1985. ed out with love, :e and illuminated aughter Many jghting irniiis $IBr WW vr^r A /_. *r? WeHtern Auto Store MLOTTE 754 4803 THE BRUNSWICK BEACON, Thursday. December 19, 1985?Page 9-A I M a/* h v". May the peace and joy I of Christmas dwell in your house w ... V.j-t and in your heart. 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