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PHILLIPS ROBBINS LAUREN GORE TODD
Little Miss 4th Contests Set June 1 5
A new Little Miss and the county's first N.C.
Tiny Miss Fourth of July will be crowned
Saturday, June 15, in the first N.C. Little Miss
Fourth of July Pageant.
The pageant will begin at 3 p.m. at South
Brunswick Middle School and will feature a full
program of guest performances in addition to the
contests.
Serving as mistress of ceremonies will be
Wendy Williams Jones, a former Miss Brunswick
County and first runner-up to Miss North
Carolina 1990. During the party dress competi
tion, contestants will be escorted by military ser
vice personnel in dress uniform.
Entries were limited to 10 girls in each catego
ry, said spokesman Linda Brinson. All are from
Brunswick County. Tiny Miss is for girls ages 3
to 5 and Little Miss, ages 6 to 8.
Entered in the Little Miss competition are
these girls, with their ages and parents listed:
Moira Elizabeth Castcn, 6, Terry Casten; Tana
Overman, 7, Melvin and Anita Overman; Erica
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Lee Ratcliffe, 6, Shelby Sellers and Darryl
Ratcliflc; Michelle Lynnette Waugh, 6, Brady
and June Waugh; Natalie Michelle Tyncr, 6,
Wayne and Pam Tyncr; Rhoncttc Fayc Phillips,
Allen and Rhonda Phillips; Kimbcrly Anne
Robbins, 7, Mr. and Mrs. E. Thomas Robbins Jr.;
Paula Lauren Bramble, 8, Gary and Gail
Bramble; Ashley Brooke Gore, 6, Timothy and
Susan Gore; and Summer Dawn Todd, 6, Dclanc
and Llinda Todd.
Competing for the tide of 1991 Tiny Miss will
be these girls, listed with their ages and parents:
Cassi Suann Fanner, 5, Tracy and Robin
Farmer; Kara Nicole Young, 4, Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Glenn Young; Erin Brittany Bordeaux,
4, Wanda Wall; Jaryn Halley Harrison, 4, Fritz
and Nina Harrison; Lindscy Tyler Ottaway, 4,
Stephanie and Ricky Ottaway; Ashlee Mariah
Hedrick, 4, Dennis and Taunya Hedrick;
Bronwyn Carol Moore, 4, Bruce and Rachel
Moore; Brittany LuAnn Babson, 4; Wayne and
Martha Babson; Amber Leigh Tyner, 4, Wayne
and Pam Tyner; and Markayc Ashlee Fields, 4,
Bill and Lisa Fields.
Among those scheduled to entertain are 1990
Little N.C. Little Miss Allison Barrett Phelps,
who will perform a jazz dance to On the Way Up;
N.C. Spot Festival Princcss Amy Balderson of
Wilmington, who will perform a lyrical jazz, rou
tine; Tiny Miss N.C. Christmas Annie McLcod,
who will dance to Johnnie B. Goode and Walk
the Dinosaur, Tiny Miss N.C. Coastal Brandi
Harrison, who will jazz, dance to Groove is in the
lleari; The Dance Connection of Shallottc,
Tooti-Fruiti; Little Miss Carolina Sweetheart Tia
Corbcll, who will tap to Bugle Boy; Little Miss
Wilmington Sara Catherine McPhaddcr, who will
sing Yankee Doodle Dandy; and the Brunswick
Cloggers' ABC show teams; and LittleMiss
Brunswick County Chalmers Champion.
Mrs. Jones, the mistress of ceremonies, will
sing two selections. Little Flowers and No One
Like You.
A young woman will be chosen
Saturday, June 8, to reign over the
1991 North Carolina Fourth of July
Festival in Southport next month
and to represent the festival during
the coming year.
Six women from across Bruns
wick County arc entered in the 1991
North Carolina Fourth Of July
Queen's Pageant, which begins at 8
p.m. at The Centennial Center, 8th
and Lord Streets, Southport.
The reigning queen, Robin Eliz
abeth Walcou, will crown her suc
cessor.
Contestants arc as follows:
? Briton Campbell, 20, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Campbell of
Southport;
? Leah (>ayle O'Daniels, 20,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas
O'Daniels of Boiling Spring Lakes;
? Kristie Lachelle Atkinson, 21,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Atkinson of Southport;
?Bethany Lynn Workman, 18,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis L.
Workman of Boiling Spring Lakes;
?Klizabeth Catherine Baxter,
18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Baxter of Southport; and
?Stacie Darnell Cheers, 19,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ray
Cheers of Bolivia.
Contestants will be judged in
three areas, interview, swinisuit and
evening gown.
The queen receives a $1,000
scholarship to ihc college or univer
sity of her choice as well as a new
wardrobe and and a travel al
lowance for the many public ap
pearances scheduled throughout her
one-year reign.
The queen is the official public
relations executive for the South
port event, traveling throughout the
state to represent the festival and
encourage statewide participation.
Broad Stripes and Bright Stars is
the theme for the 1991 North
Carolina Fourth of July Queen's
Pageant.
Hosting and directing the event
as mistresses of ceremonies will be
Lisa Dale Young, the reigning Miss
Brunswick County; Wendy Willi
ams Jones, Miss Brunswick County
1990; Susan Ellen Holth, Miss
Brunswick County 1986; Holly
Walcott, 1988 N.C. Fourth of July
queen; and Hannah Daniel, 1989
N.C. Fourth of July queen.
Entertainment will be provided
by Miss Young; Miss Topsail Island
Tina Rene Long; Miss Wilmington
Patricia Ann Parker; and the Bruns
wick County Concert Band.
Tickets, available at the door, are
S5 for adults and S3 for students.
The annual pageant is sponsored
by the N.C. Fourth of July Festival
Board of Directors and Festival
Committee.
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