PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Cash Coroon Heads N.C.
Marine Fisheries Panel
C. B. "Cash" Caroon of Southport
has been named
chairman of the
N.C. Marine Fis
heries Commis
sion.
Caroon, who
operates a sea
food processing
business, has
served on the
commission
since 1975 and CAROON
has been its vicc-prcsidcnl for the
past seven years.
As chairman he will replace Tom
Bennett, who has resigned.
The 15-member Marine Fisheries
Commission establishes and en
forces rules governing coastal fish
ing.
Learns Auctioneering
Windy A. Gcedy of Leland has
completed a ba
sic course in
aucuoncering at
the Mcndcnhall
School of Auc
tioneering in
High Point.
During the
two-week course
she completed
more than 100
GEEDY hours of training
that included actual auctioning expe
rience as well as coursework in real
estate, livestock, automobiles, an
tiques, tobacco, bid-calling and oth
er topics.
Participated In Exercise
U.S. Navy Lt. Eric H. Piucngcr
recently participated in a combined
Australian and United Slates 50th
anniversary commemoration of the
Battle of Coral Sea, honoring mili
tary personnel who lost their lives in
the battle.
The Battle of Coral Sea, May 4-9,
1942, was the first allied victory in
the Pacific theater during World
War II.
Piucngcr is serving aboard the
aircraft carrier USS Independence,
forwaid deployed to Yokosuka, Ja
pan. A 1982 graduate of St. Mary's
College, Sl Mary's City, Md? he
joined the Navy in June 1982.
Teachers Attend Seminars
Two local teachers recently at
tended seminars at the North Caro
lina Center for the Advancement of
Teaching (NCCAT).
Virginia D. Detrie and Patricia
A. Fenton, both of Shallottc, were
among 19 teachers statewide who
participated in a seminar May 17-22
on "What's Modem About the
Modem World."
Mrs. Detrie, a first grade teacher
at Union Primary School, holds a
bachelor's degree from Campbell
University in Buics Creek.
Mrs. Fenton holds both a bache
lor's degree and a master's degree
from Radford University in Radford,
Va.
NCCAT, a unit of The University
of North Carolina system, conducts
a year-round program of renewal
seminars for the state's public
school teachers.
Completes Course
U.S. Navy Airman Apprentice
Cynthia B. Lewis recently complet
ed the Aviation Electrician's Mate
course at Naval Air Technical Train
ing Center, Naval Air Station Mem
phis, Millington, Tcnn.
Her husband, Daniel, is the son of
Floyd and Jean Lewis of Southport.
She received introductory instruc
tion needed to perform scheduled
maintenance on naval aircraft, in
cluding specialized training on elec
trical and electronic instrument sys
tems.
Chiefs Elect Vaughan
Police Chief Jim Vaughan of the
Boiling Spring
Lakes Police
Department has
been elected to a
three-year term
as state president
of the National
Association of
Chiefs of Police.
The associa
tion is a non
VAUGHAN profit profes
sional national organization of fed
eral, state, county and municipal law
enforcement officers of command
rank. It promotes professional stan
dards through training classes,
workshops, conferences and educa
tional aids, conducts an awards pro
gram for officer recognition and lob
STUDENTS IN THE NFWS
Four Selected For HOBY Seminar
Jennifer Paige Home and Eric
Johnson from West Brunswick High
School, Jennifer Hardee from Soulh
Brunswick High School and Shan
non Gideon from North Brunswick
High School were selected to attend
the Hugh O' Brian Youth Found
ation (HOBY) N.C. Leadership
Seminar-East.
They are among more than 160
youth leaders representing high
schools throughout eastern North
Carolina who will meet June 12-14
in Raleigh on the Meredith College
campus.
The leadership seminars bring to
gether a select group of high school
sophomores to interact with distin
guished leaders in business, govern
ment, education and the professions
to discuss issues. The project at
tempts to teach young people to
think for themselves and to broaden
their understanding of leadership po
tential.
HOBY is sponsored by the
Raleigh Jaycees and was established
by the actor Hugh O'Brian follow
ing his visit to Africa where he was
inspired by a meeting with Dr.
Albert Schweitzer.
Seminar Graduate
The Rev. Kenneth D. Benton of
Zebulon, a na
tive of Bruns
wick County,
graduated May
16 from South
eastern Baptist
Theological Se
minary at Wake
Forest.
Formerly of
Winnabow, Ben
ton is married to
the former Betty Bogie of Win
nabow and they have two sons.
Benton, who has served as the
pastor of churches in Brunswick
County, is presently pastor of
Watkins Chapel Baptist Church of
Route 1 , Zebulon.
Two On UNC-C Lists
Raymond Englerth of Yaupon
Beach and Amy Catherine Thomas
of Long Beach arc among the
University of North Carolina at
Charlotte students who made the
spring semester honors lists.
Miss Thomas is an elementary ed
ucation major who made the chan
BF.NTON
cellor's list with a 4.0 gradepoint
average for the semester.
Englerth, an earth sciences major,
attained the dean's list. To qualify, a
student must complete at least 12 se
mester hours with grades of a "C" or
better and achieve a quality point
average of at least 3.4, but not more
than 3.79.
Ansley Recognized
Neil Ansley, a rising eighth grad
er at Shallotte
Middle School,
will be recog
nized for his out
standing acade
mic achievement
June 8 in Dur
ham by the Duke
University Ta
lent Idcntifi
cation Program
ANSLEY (Tjp)
Students invited to the ceremony
at Duke University Chapel earned
scores on the Scholastic Aptititude
Test (SAT) or the American College
Testing Assessment (ACT) higher
than 50 percent of college-bound
high school seniors. Of the 61,000
students who participated in "HP's
talent search this year, only 2,243
qualified for this honor.
"Exceptional academic talent is a
precious national resource that is of
ten undervalued or ignored in our
society," said TIP's executive direc
tor, David Goldstein, Ph.D. "For
many outstanding young people,
recognition from TIP is an important
source of support and encourage
ment for their efforts."
Neil is the son of Glenda E. and
Robert L. Ansley Jr. of Route 6,
Shallotte.
Coastal Lists Three
Three Brunswick County coeds
earned chancellor's list honors at
Coastal Carolina College at Con
way, S.C., for the spring semester.
Barbara Foehrkolb and Felicia G.
Hoover of Shallotte and Deanna
Lynn Inions of Route 1, Shallotte
earned all A's for a 4.0 gradepoint
average while taking at least 12
credits .
Honors At Meredith
Three students from Brunswick
County made the spring semester
dean's list at Meredith College in
Raleigh, a Baptist-affiliated private
four-year college for women.
They arc Hannah Leah Daniel,
daughter of Julia Daniel and Roy
Daniel II, both of Southport; Lenora
Michelc Lewis, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Bridger of Long
Beach; and Jodi Wrcnn Mitchincr of
Gamer, daughter of Linda Parker of
Yaupon Beach and Ll Col. Dwanc
Mitchincr of Garner.
Earns Academic Award
A Shallotte resident was among
1 58 students rec
ognized for aca
demic achieve
ment at the sev
enth Awards
Program for
Minority Stu
dents at the Uni
versity of North
Carolina at Wil
mington held
April 28.
Ethel Grissett Stanley of Route 3,
Shallotte, was recognized for having
completed at least 12 semester hours
of coursework with a gradepoint av
erage of 3.0 or belter for the spring
1991 or fall 1991 semester.
She is the daughter of Nina O.
Grissett of Route 3, Supply, and the
late Harry E. Grissett.
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Vaughan said he hopes the group
will achieve results over the next
three years that "will be beneficial to
both law enforcement and the peo
ple we serve."
Hill Receives Medal
U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl.
Gcraldinc Hill has received the
Navy Achievement Medal.
The daughter of James C. and
Alcoria V. King of Route 3, Shal
lotte, she is a 1989 graduate of West
Brunswick High School. She joined
the Marine Corps in March 1990.
Ms. Hill was cited for superior
performance of duty while serving
with Headquarters and Service
Battalion, 2nd Force Service Sup
port Group, Camp Lejcune, where
Brunswick
County
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Annual
Fri., June 12, 11 am-6pm
Rain Or Shine ? 7 Locations
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Oak Island ? Southport
Holden Beach ? Seaside
she is currently assigned.
Grissett Graduates
U.S. Navy Seaman Tanya A.
Grissclt recently graduated from
Basic Quartermaster School.
She is the daughter of Ruby J.
Frink of Route 1, Ash, and a 1989
graduate of West Brunswick High
School.
During the school at Scrvicc
School Command, Naval Training
Center, Orlando, Fla., she was in
structed in procedures for assisting
navigators with maintaining and cor
recting ship courses while at seas
and related subjects.
Hammon Promoted
Daniel D. Hammon has been pro
moted in the U.S. Air Force to the
rank of senior airman.
ism
Hammon is an environmental
support specialist at Castle Air
Force Base, Merced, Calif. He is
the son of Maxine L. and Louis C.
Hammon of Route 1, Winnabow,
and a 1989 graduate of South Bruns
wick High School at Boiling Spring
Lakes.
Appointed Chief Judge
U.S. Air Force Col. Richard D.S.
Dixon III has arrived for duty at
Boiling Air Force Base, Wash., and
has been appointed chief judge for
the Air Force Court of Military
Justice.
His wife, Frances, is the daughter
of Betty Keith of Calabash.
Dixon received his juris doctorate
from the University of North Caro
lina Law School at Chapel Hill in
1965.
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