>-^-5jaiC<^s-v -, ? ? -rw *? mo TO BY WANDA OGDfcN Hollies And Much More Small shrubs and pansies in a large entrance courtyard accent the front lawn of Edwin and Hetty Mitchell, 5 Pine ridge Court, Calabash, the Carolina Shores Garden Club February Yard of the Month. The well-planned and manicured lawn includes formal beds of holly on the sides. PEOPLE IN THE NEWS King Completes Master Farm Seminar 4- A Whitney King of Ash recently completed the Master Farm Management Seminar, an annual week-long event at N.C. State University de signed to tcach farmers basic and advanced fi nancial manage ment skills. The seminar is conductcd by the N.C. Co operative Extcn- king sion Service and funded by Farm Credit Services of North Carolina. Forty-three farmers?both men and women?attended the seminar to "enhance their ability to know and understand their financial status, to increase their profit potential through good financial management and to learn other management skills that will improve their farming oper ations," a news release stated. Topics covered included develop ing financial statements, using com puters in making management deci sioas, using the NCSU-developcd Farm Business Management Sys tem, general financial analysis and personal financial planning and management. Attend 4-H Event Two Brunswick County 4-H lead ers, Debra Knox and Belinda Per kins of Leland, attended the North Carolina Volunteer 4-H Leader As sociation Conference Feb. 5-7 in Research Triangle Park. Leaders discussed their particular involvement in county and district programs, participated in seminars and workshops and elected associa tion officers. Carolina Dean's List Ten Brunswick County students were recognized for outstanding academic achievements on the fall 1992 dean's list at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. They are: ?Kristen Caroline Boyles, Supply; ?Carla Jane Cavenaugh, Leland; ?Amelia Ann Hawcs, Bolivia; ?Becky Nicole King, Ash; ?Nancy Lynn McGce, Supply; BAndrea Eden Phillips, Lcland; ?Albert Glen Trunncll 111, South pon; ?Kelly Lcanne Ward, Shalloile; ?Kimberly Ann Baxlcy, Ocean Isle Beach; and ?John David Giles, Sunscl Beach. WCU Dean's List Jonathan Eric Kirby of Shallotte is among 766 named to the Western Carolina University dean's list for fall semester 1992. To quality for the dean's list, stu dents must achievc at least a 3.5 grade-point average out of a possi ble 4.0 on a regular semester's work of not less than 12 hours, with no grades of D or F. Takes Radio Course Airman 1st Class Timothy L. Bryant has graduated from the com munications systems radio course at Kccslcr Air Force Base, Biloxi, Miss. He learned air-to-ground and point-to-point communication tech niques with ground radio trans ceivers and was familiarized with antenna systems. Bryant is the son of John H. and Debbie J. Bryant of Bolivia. He graduated from South Brunswick High School in 1992. Elected To Committee Dr. HJ. "Skip" Davis, chairman of the Brunswick County Board of Health, has been elected to the Nominating and Awards Com mittee of the Association of North Carolina Boards of Health. His term be came effective Davis jan 23 al organization's annual meeting. The committee's job is to present the organization's slate of officers and to review nominations for annu al awards. Davis, a chiropractor, is in his second year as health board chair man. He was reappointed in Decem ber for a second three-year term as ' 4 board member. He operates the Chiropractic Cen ter of Shallotte/Occan Isle. Completes Training Army National Guard Pvt. Rodric J. Gause has completed training at the U.S. Army Infantry School at Fori Bcnning, Ga. During the coursc, students re ceived training which qualified them as light-weapons infantrymen and as indirect-fire crewmen in a rifle or mortar squad. Instruction included weapons qualifications, tactics, patrolling, land mine warfare, field and combat operations. He is the brother of Angcllctte Hill and Cathy Johnson, both of Supply. He is a 1992 graduate of West Brunswick High School. COMPLETE INSURANCE PROTECTION Call once and for all. Life... health... home-..car.-, business Whatever your insur ance needs, we can satisfy them with Nationwide's quality protection that's priced to fit most any budget Call us today 4 ill Phillip W. Cheers 4920-A Main St., Shallotte 754-4366 H NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Nation^nO* ?? on your Nalonwrde Insurance Company arwl Company* Home OHce One UatoowOe PWi Columbus OH 43216 fetor*** is a reQOiered taJera* servce mark oI Natm^wOe Mutual insurance Company ;*?>>) ' i ) J ? > I "? ^THan/^ybu The family of Ed Jones would like to extend their heartfelt appreciation and gratitude for the kindness shown to them by the people in our community during their loss. Ed had made a commitment to serve the people in this community both professionally and personally. The overwhelming support by our friends only confirms the love and the belief that Ed had in Brunswick County. We, his family, reaffirm that belief and commitment and look forward to upholding his values both ethically and personally for many years to come. Again, our sincere thanks for your support and hospitality. ''?iwAvway Ivi Two More Brunswick Schools Release Second Honor Roll Shallotlc Middle School and North Brunswick High released their honor roll for the second nine week grading period of the school year. S'uuCnu^ attained citnn mc a honor roll, by earning A's in all sub jects, or the B honor roll, earning no grade less than a B, as follows: Shollofte Middle A Honor Roll Fifth Grade: Carmen A. Hic kman, Cortney Sloane, Candice Smith and Alyson S. White. Sixth Grade: Allysun A. Abbott, Meghan R. Bradsher, Amanda E. Buttrey, Patrick L. Covil, Brian S. Hall, Ashley Lane Helms, J.N. Quaintancc, Lucas Wagcnscil and James R. Serritella. Seventh Grade: Jaime C. Atwell, Jennifer R. Bailey, Ashley N. Har dy, Christina Hewett, Tonia J. Jack son, David Powell, Amanda M. Reinhardt, Tiffany D. Stevenson and Jenny L. Trest. Eighth (irade: Victoria D. Bur ris. Heather L. Hcavener, Joshua R. Hollcy, Stacy Jankowski, Shenna L. Lancaster, Amanda F. Rcdwinc and Jennifer Smith. Special class Forresilcc Woods. A/B Honor Roll Fifth tirade: Wesley Adam Abel, Charlcne Banks, Sharyl D. Bellamy, Thomas A. Blandino, Nat haniel T. Brown, Chalmers F. Champion, Melissa Sue Clemmons, Mark Jonathan Darby, Donita C. Ford, Ruben Gonzales, Jason R. Hernandez, Lydia Rae Heustess, Leah Hewett, Erin E. Holden, Jason Holdcn, Erica J. Kcrlcy, Raymond L. Marlowe, Tia Brenita Marlowe, Shclton Woody Mercer, Antwan M. Mitchell, lan Trent Nott, Melissa D. Pennington, Lisa Potter, Nicholc Reaves, Christopher J. Schwab, Las haunda N. Stephens, Brandy L. Ste vens, Tina Lynn Sullivan, Jack O' dcll Todd and Bo Hughes Watkins. Sixth Grade: Amy N. Ballou, Lorctta Bell, Tanea N. Bernard, Clifton L. Check, Robert Crossman II. Catherine L. Eastwood. Jessie N. Fairclolh, Charles E. Foehrkolb. Monica L. Frink, Lindi M. Fulford, Tiffany Fullwood, Rashan Aikccn Green, Mylccia T. Griffin, Jeffrey N. Grissett, Amanda Beth Hcwett, William W Hickman, Tara L. Hol den, Melissa K. Immcn, Chrisli Lay ne Inman, Jason Lambcrton, David L. Little, Scott L. Macon, Amanda D. McKcithan, Courtney D. Mc Ken/.ic, Elizabeth A. Milligan, An nette Miragliotta, Jill M. Roscn baum, Tara Smigicl, Lauren A. Spencer, Ashley Thorscn, Amanda J. Varnam, Jeanette Warner, Justin Wood and Hollis Woodard. Seventh Grade: Tabitha Baines, David J. Batten, Crystal M. Bellamy, Karen L. Bellamy, Brandon W. Benton, M.E. Blanchard, Lolita S. Bryant, Anne E. Buttrey, Shandal K. Capps, Cyntiiia L. Crumpler, Mar shelia R. Daniels, Tomakio S. Dennis, Adam Edwards, Amanda Fulford, MLsti L. Gore. Daniel J. Gregory, Trade M. Grissett, Robyn Heavcncr, Bradley D. Hcwett, Henry R. Johnson, Latrish L. Johnson, Lottie Z. Johnson, Dcmaris M. Lance, Patricia M. Lewis, Angela W. Long, Reginald Manning, Charity D. McKcithan, Michelle Minott, Mcl anic Brooke Odom, Priscilla Parra more, Melanie A. Prince, Jill Marie Rivenbark, Daren Sellers, Kippy D. Sellers, Meredith Vamam, Molly S. Vamam and Camille Wilmoth. Eighth Grade: Diana Lee Ander son, Sarah E. Brown, Christopher Cammpbcll, Heather R. Clcmmons, Evan Pync Foster, Marcus D. Gausc, Kelly Jean Griffin, Talya Maude Grissett, Brandy M. Harris, Jennifer Harrison, Kathryn H. Hol combe, Carmin Camille Leach, Ker ry M. Loomis, Scan Sterling Pruitt. Tracie N. Reaves, Erica Lea Sellers, Sue Ellen Sicvers, Lea Dianna Sloane, Julie Collcn Smith, Carrie E. Wemyss, Crystal Widcner and Chris M. Wilkinson. Special Class: Adam B. Clcmm ons and Marcia K. Todd. North Brunswick High A Honor Roll 10th Grade: Ammaul Ali Knox. SiLcc Young. 12th tirade: Klcisl Bowman. Natasha Brown, Jason Gore and Kyung Ih Lcc. A/B Honor Roll Nineth tirade: Gajarah Ballard. Mashonia Bcatty, Ashley Burton. Keya Clcmmons, James Lolton. Shelly Long and L'Tonya Robhins. 10th tirade: Marcus Bowman. Rhonda Clcmmons, Murcka Tyrell Corbett, Chad Long, Mesha McKin ney, Joseph Shclton and NVendy WaLson. 11th tirade: Alassandra Cnbbs, Tandy Gillette, Jcxli Heath, Christina James, Jenifer Loftis, Zachery Blue Miller, Christopher Rice. 12th tirade: George Bcaslcy, Susan Brown. Terri Bryant, Tim othy Campbell, Margaret Decs, Kimbcrly Dowe, Curtis Mark Garst, Audra Paige Garvey, Wendy Hypes, Rustic Jones, Maria Kubcs, Kasonya Lofton.. Tracy McKen/ie, Kimbcrly Odell, Emily Jean Snccdcn, Momin Townscnd, Althca Waddcll. Cape Fear COG Sets Meeting The Cape Fear Council of Gov ernments will hold its annual meet ing and dinner tonight (Thursday) at the Wilmington Hilton beginning at 6 p.m. Jane Smith Patterson will be guest speaker. Patterson served as vice chancellor for public service and ex tended education at UNC-Wilm ington. Rowe Upholstery Spectacular Savings Beautiful rooms begin with Rowe Upholstery. Choose from a large selection just arrived?sofas, sleepers and chairs. 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