PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Students Honored At Lincoln
Primary
Lincoln Primary School has a spe
cial recognition program in which
each teacher selects a student of the
month on the basis of citizenship or
academic performance.
Each student is given special
privileges ring the month and at
tends a video/popcorn party given
in their honor at the end of the
month.
Kindergarten students chosen for
January are Natasha Clemmons,
Jeremy Skipper, Geoffrey Graham,
Jeremy Malpass, Rachel Stowell,
Candicc Furr and Dennis Lashley.
First-graders chosen arc Graham
Hollis, Jermaine Beatty, Amanda
Efird, Yiniski Daniels, Scott Parish,
Jennifer Robbins, Ernest Pompcy
and Julie Ganey.
Second-graders selected are Kry
stal Kersey, DeWayne Hall, Holly
Fowler, Ashley Collins, Pauline
Malpass, Anthony Snyder and Sa
vanna Buffkin,
Students chosen from the third
grade classes arc Ricardo Ballard,
Ryan Blake, Kendra Brown, Jere
miah Troy, Anna King, Derrick
Hooper, Jason Lcnnon and Tonya
Gibson.
Stout On Honor Roll
Adam Stout, the son of Carolyn
and Phillip
Stout of Ash,
has attained the
honor roll at
Community
Chapel Chris
tian School in
Shallottc for the
first two 9-week
grading periods
of the year.
srrouT Ke is the
grandson of Clyde and Mattic Stout,
also of Ash.
Earn Honors
Eleven Brunswick County resi
dents earned academic honors dur
ing the fall semester at East Caro
lina University in Greenville.
Michelle Christine Miller of
Route 4, Leland, was named to the
school's chancellor's list for making
all A's during the semester.
Daniel John Hewett of Route 2,
Shallottc, was named to the dean's
list for liaving a B plus average with
no grade below C.
Students named to the honor roll
were Mary Elizabeth Russ of
Shallottc; Slarlctle Lejeune Vaught
and Cheryl Larneice Jones of Win
nabow; Robert Parkins Gilbert and
Scott Dickson Aldridgc of South
port; Julie Beth Allen of Long
Bcach; Tonettc Marie Bristow and
Richard Kevin Chaisson of Leland;
and Martin Luther Blue of Route 2,
Riegelwood. Honor roll students
must have a B average with no
grade below C.
Bowens Selected
Sue Bowens of Ash has been se
lected as West Brunswick High
School bus driver of the month for
December. She
was chosen be
cause of her
pleasant cooper
ative attitude
and a demon
strated willing
ness to go the
extra mile to
serve students.
Mrs. Bowens
has been driv- bowens
ing Bus 67 for approximately two
years. She graduated in 1969 from
Union High School and attended
James Sprunt Institute, where she
majored in cosmetology. She is
married to Samuel Bowens and they
have four children. Mrs. Bowens is
a member of Little Prong Mission
ary Baptist Church.
Baxley On Honor Roll
Kimberly Anne Baxley, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Baxley of
Shallotte, has attained the second
quarter honor roll at Salem Acad
emy in Winston-Salem.
She is a junior at the four-year
college preparatory boarding school
for girls.
In Saudi Arabia
U.S. Warrant Officer Stephen J.
Dale, the son of Jack and Charlotte
Bellamy of Hickman's Crossroads,
has been deployed to Saudi Arabia
with the 43rd Engineering
Battalion, Fort Bcnning, Ga., as part
of Operation Desert Shield.
The battalion arrived Dec. 30 in
Saudi Arabia and supports the 1st
Infantry Division, which was de
ployed from Fort Riley, Kansas.
The unit Dale supervises is based
60 miles from the Kuwaiti border
and is charged with maintaining and
repairing roadways and oil pipelines
along the border.
Dale joined the Army 10 years
ago. His wife, Gerlinde, and chil
dren, Daniel and Amber, arc at Fort
Bcnning, Ga.
Receives Degree
Norman Allan Powell of Boiling
Spring Lakes received a bachelor of
science degree in business adminis
tration from Appalachian State
University during winter com
mencement at the Boone campus
Dec. 9.
He majored in management.
Careers Advancing
Several area women are seeing
advances in the modeling careers or
education, according to Delia Mo
del Management of Wilmington.
Dana Vamam, a native of Var
namtown, has accepted an acting
and modeling contract in New York
for the summer.
Sarah Groblewski of Long Beach
was seen at the International Model
ing Conference "Runway To Suc
cess" and has been invited for a
week-long stay with the Eileen Ford
Agency in New York starting Jan.
21.
Miss Varnam, Caroline Roberts
of Holden Beach and Karen Rudd
and Brooke Rudd of Yaupon Beach
are among eight models who leave
Friday for a five-day trip to London
to see top agencies in that country.
Johnson Chosen
West Brunswick High School has
chosen Melfca Johnson as employee
of the month for January, based on
her strong desire
to prepare stu
dents for col
lege.
Mrs. Johnson
will be using a
new program in
her classes cal
led "Soar with
your SAT
scores." The
program is be
ing funded through a Brunswick
County Educational Foundation
grant. In her 17 years as a teacher,
Mrs. Johnson has sponsored clubs,
directed pageants and taught English
and literature classes outside the high
school curriculum. Mrs. Johnson and
her husband, Steve, live in Shallottc.
JOHNSON
Holden Hired At South High
Hazel Holdcn of Southport has
quit her post as director and instruc
tor of developmental and related
studies at Brunswick Community
College and returned to the high
school classroom.
She was hired by the Brunswick
County Board of Education on an
interim basis as a sophomore Eng
lish teacher at South Brunswick
High School. For the balance of the
year she will fill a post previously
held by Khcmrajie Jailall. Mrs. Jail
all resigned in order to relocate to
New York with her husband.
Mrs. Holden has 19 years of
classroom teaching experience and
previously taught at Shalloue High
School.
The board also filled two other
positions at South Brunswick High
School for the balance of the school
year, hiring Betty Keane of Yaupon
Beach to fill the post vacated by
Helen Laugisch, out on disability;
and hired Camilla Boss of South
port in the place of math teacher
Mickey Hancock, who is on leave.
The board granted an indefinite
leave of absence to Harold Johnson
of Shallotte, the in-school suspen
sion coordinator at West Brunswick
Siute imposes New Limits On Fishing
The state has imposed new mini
mum size limits affecting Fishermen
who harvest black sea bass, snapper,
grouper and cobia.
The rules took effect Monday and
set the minimum size limit for black
bass taken by hook-and-line or pots
at eight inches, according to an N.C.
Division of Marine Fisheries
proclamation.
The new regulations also make it
illegal to harvest red snapper, yel
lowtail snapper, Nassau grouper or
red grouper that are less than 12
inches long. The minimum size for
gray and black grouper is 20 inches.
The minimum size for cobia was
?? t at 33 inches fork length or 37
inches total length. The state also
has limited recreational fishermen
to two cobia per person per day.
All of the new size limits, except
those for gray and black grouper,
are compatible with federal rules.
There are no federal limits on gray
and black grouper, according to the
proclamation.
High School. The reservist has been
called to active duty as part of
Operation Desert Shield.
Leave of absence was approved
for Sccrita Brown of Ash, a cafete
ria worker.
Board members also approved re
tirement for Joe Best of Leland, a
social studies and physical educa
tion teacher at South Brunswick
High School with 30 years' experi
ence; and William Biown of Caro
lina Beach, a vocational teacher at
North Brunswick High School.
Sandra Laymon of Wilmington, a
speech and hearing specialist at Lin
coln Primary was fired.
Approved to substitute teach
were K.imberiy Garrett, Carol Hai
dee, Jennifer Harrison, Angela Heu
tess, Karie Hitcs, James Rice and
Carole Williams.
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This crew of local fishermen caught 750 pounds of bottom fish Jan. 7 aboard the Salty I out of Holden
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