ENTERTAINMENT BRIEFS
Aerobics, Music, Stories
On Department's Agenda
The Brunswick County Parks and
Recreation Department has a new
acrobics class for teens, a story
telling workshop and a trip to see
Doc Severinsen on its agenda.
The Severinsen concert will be
Saturday, Feb. 27, at 8 p.m. at
Reynolds Coliseum in Raleigh. Tic
kets are on sale for S7 at the recre
ation department in Bolivia; trans
portation is not included.
A low-impact aerobics class will
be held at North Brunswick High
School for grades 9 through 12 on
Mondays and Wednesdays from
4:30-5:30 p.m. It will be taught by a
certified acrobics instructor.
It will begin on Monday, March 1
and will cost S15 per month or S3
per class drop-in fee.
Participants can register at the
first class. Anyone under 18 must
have parents' permission.
A story-telling workshop will be
offered on Monday, March 29,
which is scheduled as a county-wide
teachers' work day.
Children in kindergarten through
fourth grade may participate at two
locations: the Shallotte Library, 1
1:45 p.m., or the Southpoit Library,
10-10:45 a.m.
Pre-rcgistcr by calling the recre
ation department. There is no fee.
Tickets for Bella Davidovich and
the Danish National Radio Sym
phony Orchestra arc still available.
The concert will be Saturday,
April 24 and transportation will be
provided by the department.
Tickets are S7, and transportation
fee is S6.
For more information about these
programs, call Emma T. McGraw at
1-800-222-4790 or 253-4357.
Quilt Show March 20-21
Quilters-by-the-Sea quilt guild
will host its Uth annual quilt show
on March 20-21 at the Coastline
Convention Center in Wilmington.
Show hours will be from 9 a.m.
until 5 p.m. Saturday and 1-5 p.m.
on Sunday. Admission will be S2 for
adults and SI for children.
More than 100 bed quilts, wall
hangings and quilled items will be
displayed. Vendors selling fabric
and quilting notions, and guild
members providing craft booths and
educational demonstrations will be
available during the show.
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To Wed March 27
Ted L. Setzer of Conover and Pat M. Seller of Claremont have an
nounced the engagement of their daughter, Beth Elaine, to Jody
Ixine Sims of Newton. The groom-elect is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn P. Sims of Holden Beach. The couple will be married March
27 at Trinity United Church of Christ in Conover.
CLUB BRIEFS
DAV To Sell BBQ Saturday
The Cape Fear Chapter of the
Disabled American Veterans (DAV)
will hold a barbecue dinner sale on
Saturday, Feb. 20, from 11 a.m. un
til 2 p.m. at its chapter headquarters.
Plates will include barbecue, cole
slaw, baked beans, hushpuppies,
cake and tea.
The headquarters is at 113 N.
Rhett St. behind the old jail in
Southport.
Happy 6?Birthday
Jackson S. White
Feb. 22
Love. Mother. Dad.
Robin and Aggie
For further information and free
delivery of five or more plates, call
457-4364 or 457-4550.
Flags Are Subject
George Davis Camp No. 5, Sons
of Confederate Veterans, meets to
day (Thursday) at 8 p.m. in Bryan
Auditorium, Morton Hall, UNC
Wilmington, for a program by Tom
Belton, a curator with the North
Carolina Museum of History in
Raleigh.
Belton's program, a slide presen
tation on "North Carolina Flags in
the War Between the Stales," is
open to the public.
Glenn E. Kye of Winnabow is the
camp's quartermaster.
Former Students Sought
Waccamaw Academy of White
ville is interested in contacting all
alumni and former students.
This year marks the school's 25th
anniversary and the first Founder's
Day celebration is being planned for
March 20.
Interested alumni and former stu
dents should contact Chellie Ward
McDowell at 287-3075.
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Five Generations Now
Frances Gray (right front), 83, of Shell Point holds her first great
great-grandchild, Sarah MacKenzie Davis, born Jan. 12. Round
ing out five generations of women in the family are Sarah's moth
er, Diana Davis (left front) of Holden Beach; grandmother (left
rear) Diana Payne of Ash; and great-grandmother, Frances Sweatt
(right rear) of Shell Point.
Birthdays And Anniversaries
Thursday, February 18
Kassi Nicolc Smith, Zachary
Gibblc, Paul Hrubik, Rcbccca Kyc,
Mary Stephanie Brown, Henry B.
Stevenson, Shawnna Stanley, Lori
McLamb, John Mintz, Barry Frink,
Jeanette Marshall, Dell Williamson,
Janicc Morgan, Carol Royals, Wes
ley Shoemaker; Pat and Frosty
Brucc.
Friday, February 19
Shawn Williams, S.P. (Tebo)
Phelps, Russ Kennedy, Ed Robin
son, Erica Summerlin, Candacc Ra
bon, Lisa Robinson, Zachary Tug
gle. Dawn Marie Vargo, H.L. Hol
mes, Annie Stanley, David J. Batten
Jr., Maude Vollmcr, Ed Harris, Nel
da Smith, Brenda Moore, Kelly
White, Billy Gurganus, Carolyn
Wilson, Steven C. Cox Sr.; John and
Angela Hair.
Saturday, February 20
Danielle Boyd, Cornelia Livings
ton, Danielle Terwilliger, Ed Robin
son, Wendy Foss, Albert Skipper
Sr., Myra Thompson, Eva Causey,
Kenneth White, Gary Long, Kelli
Clark, Peggy Reeves, Christopher
Carter, Debbie Dillard, Pricilla
Gray, Dolores Mason, Howard An
derson, Dr. John F. Rink, Gail Wil
liams, James Hardy Jr.
Sunday, February 21
Felicia Sellers, Dallas Taylor Bol
ton, Matthew Adam Hcwett, Martin
Earwood, Annette Odom, Ron
Cooper, Shannon Norris, Suzanna
Norris, Sandra Benton; Tim and
Kim Carter, Jerry and Janice Hargis.
Monday, February 22
Maulcie Mils, Todd A. Williams,
Shirley Stovekcn, Rulh Crosby, Dr.
George Blanchard, Steven C. Cox,
Leah Long, Frank Elliott, James
Burris, Emily Kole Long, Don Co
vil, Rae S. Cox, Angie Smith.
Tuesday, February 23
Xabier Jenrcue, Jeremy Horn,
Darrel Watson, Gladys Russ, Dr.
Ray Williamson; Jimmy & Rachcle
Hobbs, Frankie and Condy Stanley,
Glenn and Susan Bennett, David
and Sheila Jester.
Wednesday, February 24
Fran Holden, Mattic Larainc Wil
liams, Amy Suggs, Leigh Whitfield;
Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony S. Carr.
Girl Scouts
Friendship
Day Saturday
The Girl Scouts of Brunswick
County will cclcbratc World
Friendship Day on Saturday, Feb.
20, at the Brunswick County Gov
ernment Complex public assembly
building in Bolivia.
The festivities will lake place
from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.
Each troop has chosen a country
to represent Girls will be dressed in
their countries' clothing and will
serve native foods. Some will pei
form dances, games or plays from
their chosen countries.
The public is invited.
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Shallotte Native To Speak
At ACT-SO Benefit Dinner
Earlcnc Hardie Cox, a native of
Shailoltc and director of taxes for
IBM Credit
Corp. in Stam
ford, Conn., will
be the featured
speaker for a
Feb. 19 dinner
benefit for the
Brunswick
County ACT
SO Scholarship
Program.
COX dinner
begins at 7:30 p.m. in the Public
Assembly Building of the Bruns
wick County Government Center at
Bolivia.
A graduate of Shallotte High
School who also attended Union
High School, Cox holds a baccalau
reate degree from the University of
North Carolina at Greensboro and a
juris doctorate from the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
She has completed post graduate
studies at Pace University in New
York.
The Armonk, N.Y., resident
joined IBM in 1978 as a tax attorney
in the corporate tax department and
has since held various legal posi
tions as well as international tax and
financial management posts. She
was named to her current position in
1989.
Cox is a member of the American
and New York Bar Associations and
the Tax Executive Institute. She is
married, with two children, and also
serves as vice president of the board
of directors of a 250-spacc day care
center.
ACT-SO is the acronym for Afro
Academic, Cultural, Technological
Scientific Olympics. It is a major
project of the NAACP for encourag
ing and inspiring young people to
aspire to excellence in their academ
ic and cultural pursuits while bene
fitting from the maximum support of
their community, said spokesman
Pcrita B. Price.
Brunswick County's ACT-SO
program is now in its 13th year and
has had two national winners.
In addition to speaking at the din
ner, Cox will host a self esteem and
motivational session for children
Thursday, Feb. 18, at 6 p.m. at the
Public Assembly Building. A ques
tion and answer period will be in
cluded.
For more information contact Pcr
ita B. Price at 253-4301 at the
Brunswick County Public Housing
Department.
Space Camp, Here They Come
Local youngsters ages 10 t6 15
interested in space exploration and
space carecrs could be among 40
children invited to participate in 4
H's Missions in Space Program
April 15-18 at Space Camp, Ke
nnedy Space Center, Fla.
"Our primary objective with the
program is to get kids excited about
science and help them see all the ex
citing careers they can aim for if
they stay in school," said John
Schoultz, program coordinator.
Participants will have the oppor
tunity to experience astronaut train
ing simulators, space shuttle mission
simulation and an Imax giant screcn
space movie. They'll also learn
about the history of space explo
ration and science experiments in
the Discovery lab. They will tour
Kennedy Space Center and follow
the process of preparing a shuttle for
launch. The newest shuttle, the
Endeavor, is scheduled to be on the
launch pad during the stay.
All transportation, meals, tours,
programs and lodging are included
in the S260 fee.
Parents with children interested in
participating in this program can re
ceive registration materials or more
information by calling Billy Pri
vette, extension agent 4-H, at the
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P.O. Box 2647, Shallotte, NC 2M59
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State Farm Life Insurance Company
Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois
Brunswick County Cooperative
Extension Service Center in Bolivia,
253-4425. Students need not be in 4
H to participate.
Birth Announced
Michael and Melissa Crumblcy of
Supply have announced the birth of
a son, Zachary Shane, at 1:19 p.m.
Feb. 10. The baby weighed 7
pounds, 3 ounces.
Grandparents arc Sally and Bud
McDanicl and Lcona and Floyd
Crumbley.
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