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Falor Rec&ives Adcock Award At UNC-W
Rebecca Best Falor of Leland has
received the 1987-M William F. Ad
cock Jr. Scholarship from the
creative arts department of the
University of North Carolina at
Wilmington.
Named for a former UNC-W music
professor and conductor of the Wilm
ington Symphony, the scholarship is
awarded to rising seniors at UNC-W,
based on excellence in music,
superior academic records and a
high standard of performance.
Ms. Falor is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe C. Best.
Named Runner-Up
Kathleen Somers of Long Beach
was runner-up in the Elizabeth Gib
son Taylor Prose A^ard competition
at Peace College in Raleigh this spr
ing.
Her piece appeared in the college's
literary magazine, "The Prism."
She is the daughter of Mr. and Mr.
Mrs. James R. Somers.
Two Win Awards
Two North Brunswick High School
seniors, Richard Kevin Chaisson and
Shannon Varia Crainshaw, will be
among the first -tOO students to
receive North Carolina Teaching
Fellow Awards.
The Fellows program is part of a
state program to recruit top quality
students into teaching. Fellows will
receive $5,000 per year awards star
ting this fall. In turn, they agree to
major in education and teach for at
least four years in a North Carolina
public school.
Completes Training
Pvt. Bobby R. Comey learned the
duties of a rifle or mortar squad
member in one station unit training
at the U.S. Army Infantry School at
Fort Benning, Ga. The 12-week
course combined basic combat train
ing and advanced individual train
ing.
He is the son of Bobby R. Comey of
St. Pauls and Carol J. Craig of
I.eland.
Airman Graduates
Airman Robert E. Hewett Jr. has
graduated from the U.S. Air Force
fuels specialist course at Chanute Air
Force Base, IlL
A1985 graduate of West Brunswick
High School, he is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert E. Hewett (tf Route 3,
Shallotte.
Newton Cited
Resha Newton of North Brunswidc
High School in Leland is a merit
award winner in the Seventh Con
gressional District Art Show com
petition sponsored by Congression
Charlie Rose.
The annual competition was open
to all high schools in the district, with
114 entries .submitted.
A painting by John Russell of
Fayetteville, the winning entry, will
hang in the U.S. Capitol with those of
winners from other districts.
Earns PSU Degree
Barry Leonard of Shallotte was
smong 294 students to receive
bachelor degrees from Pembroke
State University at Pembroke on
May 9.
He earned a bachelor of science
degree in business administration.
Reports For Duty
U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer
Frank P. Hawthorne recently
reported for duty at Coast Guard
Reserves Training Center,
Yorktown, Va.
A Coast Guardsman since 1976, he
Is the son of Esther Hawthorne of
Leland.
Will Graduate
Natalie Joyce Gause, daughter of
Vertis and Joyce Gause of
Thomasboro, will graduate May 29
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Attends Course
Jeff Long of Longwood was among
32 young tobacco
farmers who at
tended a four-day
tobacco short
course conducted
by the N.C.
Agricultural Ex
tension Service
with the help of a
grant-in-aid from
Philip Morris,
USA. The course included an all-day
bus trip from Raleigh to Richmond,
Va., to visit the Philip Morris leaf
processing, manufacturing and
research facilities.
Brown Graduates
P\t. 1st Class J.T. Brown has
graduated from the U.S. Army Signal
Center’s single channel radio
operator course at Fort Gordon, Ga.
He is the son of Ursula W. and Mar
vin K. Brown of Route 1, Supply.
Earns Degree
David Patrick Owens, of Route 1,
Supply, was awarded a bachelor of
arts degree May 9 in conunencement
exercises at Wingate College, in
Wingate.
Completes Training
Ruby W. Mew of Century 21
Carolina Shores Realty of Calabash
recently completed a wedi of inten-
sified training in Charleston, S.C.
through a Century 21 program.
The course provides comprehen
sive study of the basic areas of real
estate practices.
Mew, who was the t^ listing agent
for April, joined the firm in February
of this year. She and her husband,
Dennis, live at Bonaparte’s Retreat
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Receives Degree
Sara Jean Hicks, daughter of Mrs.
Mary G. Hicks Holden Beach,
received the Master of Business .Ad
ministration degree on May 18 during
commencement exercises at Wake
Forest University in Winston-Salem.
She earned her B.S. in business at
the University of North Carolina at
Wilmington.
Attend Camp
LaShonda Stanley of Longwood
and Tania Butler of Shallotte, county
4-H Fashion Revue winners, attended
4-H Clothing Camp May 1-3 at Betsy-
Jeff Pen 4-H Camp at Reidsville.
They were accompanied by 4-H
leader Oleater Stanley of Longwood,
said Pearl W. Stanley, county home
economics extension agent
They participated in clothing-
related classes and were judged on
garment construction, fit and
general appearance, poise and
clothing record book.
Completes Training
U.S. Army Private 1st Class
William F. Coring III has completed
basic training at Fort Knox, Kea
The 1983 graduate of South
Brunswick High School is the grand
son of O.W. and Otella Carrier of
Southport
Attends Forum
Dorothy (Dotl Worth, District 2
member of the Briuiswick County-
Board of Education, attended a May
18-19 event in Washington, D.C.,
spoitsored by the National School
Board Association called "Alcohol
and Drugs: A Forum for School
Leaders."
Concerns regarding substance
abuse by students were among her
interests in election to the board.
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Earns Degree
Charles Emil Niles V Ash was
among students receiving degrees on
May 11 as Campbell University at
Buies Creek graduated a class of 848.
He earned the bachelor's degree in
business administration.
Earns Conduct Medal
Sasser Selected
E. Rhone Sasser, president and
chief executive officer of United
Carolina Bank in Whiteville, has
been selected as president-elect of
the N.C. Bankers Association.
Glenn Orr Jr., chairman and chief
executive officer of Southern Na
tional Bank In Lumberton, was
elected president.
The U.S. Coast Guard Good Con
duct Medal has been presented to
Petty Officer 1st Class George W.
Knox, brother of Neila Perkins and
Diane Ballard, both of Route 1,
Leland, for faithful and obedient ser
vice with an unblemished conduct
record over a four-year period.
Currently serving at Coast Guard
Support Center, Portsmouth, Va., he
is a 19^5 graduate of North
Brunswick High School, Leland.
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