STAFF PHOTO BY SUSAN USHER Victors In Battle Of Books Waccama*? Elementary School's team emerged as victors in the county-wide "Battle of the Rooks" held April 6 at Supply Elementary School. They correctly answered the most questions about 24 hooks read by all participants, including "Robinson Crusoe" and "The Up stairs Room." Advancing to Region 2 competition April 30 at James Sprunt Community College in Kenansville will be (front, from left) Crystal Railes, Ixirry Anderson, Natasha King, Jamondre Frink and (back) David Stoddard, Jason Norris and Erica Minton. Melissa Johnson is not pictured. Media Coordinator Ijeacy Pierce is their coach. V ' *? PHOTO CONTRIBUTED COUNCIL ON STATUS of Women volunteers gather to inventory and sort goods collected in a recent food drive to benefit the Volunteer and Information Center. Pictured, from left, are Alice Tesh, Ina Mae Mintz and Donald and Elwbeth Trenton. Bike Ride Set To Lighthouse A bicycle ride to Caswell Beach The ride will be short and slow lighthouse has been scheduled by paced. It will be cancellcd if there is the Brunswick County Parks and inclement weather. Pre-registration Rcc. Departfor Wed., May 5. is not nccessary. Participants will meet at the Yau- For more information, call Emma pon Beach Pier at 6:30 p.m. Parents T. McGraw at 253-4357 or 1-800 must accompany their children. 222^4790. K&D MFG. co$? Quality Clothing at Outlet Prices -LADIES Short Sets-$5 and up Knit Sundresses-$11.98 and $12.98 Shorts...$3.50 and up ? Tank Tops...$5 Western Blouses & Vests...$5.98 Special Group Blouses 18W-32W...$7.98 -CHILDREN'S Shorts $3 Short Sets $6 Toddler-16 ? Adults Small-32W ? Monday-Saturday 10-5 Mulberry St.. Shalloite. 754-2260 ? (Across from Dept. of Transportation) Mulberry St.-Located between Coastal Drugs & Kirby's We Salute Calabash Marketplace Shops We're proud to luivc provided paving services for you. Helping Brunswick County i Grading And Paving Contractor 754-7177 Asphalt Plant-2 miles north of Shallotte on Hwy 17 SHELVES TO BE RESTOCKED Food Drive Nets 20 Barrels A recent food drive by the Council on the Status of Women netted 20 barrels of nonperishable foods to restock shelves at the Brunswick County Volunteer and Information Center in Supply, ac cording to Bill Turner, VIC board chairman. Council volunteers conduct three drives a year to collect food for Brunswick County's hungry. Donald and Elizabeth Trenton, Gladys Goldsmith and Alice Lcsh contributed time and efforts at three area grocery store. Tuimcr said estimated ihe value of the food at S2,000. "All contributions to VIC arc ap preciated," he said, "but the major Area Birth Announced Steve and April Fikc of Ash have announced the birth of a daughter, Mary Elizabeth Fikc. Arriving April 4 at 11:35 pp.m. at The Brunswick Hospital, she weighed 6 pounds, 7 ounces, and was 19 1/2 inches long. Grandparents are Betty Gurganus of Jacksonville, N.C., Allen and Sharon Gurganus, also of Jackson ville, Clyde and Awilda Fikc of Fricndsvillc, Md., and Janet Jones of Kcmcrsvillc. Great-grandparents are Joycc Sut ton of Jacksonville and Mary E. Fikc of Friendsville. food drives lhat these ladies conduct deserve special attention. When you consider the amount of food we dis tribute every day of every month, and its cost, you can sec just how important their efforts arc." In 1992, the Council on the Status of Women helped feed 4,962 people in Brunswick County, he added. VIC is a nonprofit human services organization providing emergency food, emergency clothing, informa tion and referral and other services to Brunswick Countians. New Diabetes Education Classes Start April 27 The spring session of diabetes cd- The classes are open to all diabet ucation classes begins Tuesday, ics, as well as any family members April 27, at The Brunswick Hospital involved in their care. Registered in Supply. nurses from The Brunswick Hosp Ciasses will run from 7 p.m. to 9 ita! will teach the classcs, which p.m. and will meet in the hospital continue for six weeks. conference room, said Daphne Program participants will also be Yarborough, marketing director. invited to join the diabetes support The purpose of the free program group, which meets the first Mon is to educate diabetics about proper day of each month at 7 p.m. in the nutrition, exercise, eye care and foot hospital conference room. care associated with their disease. In For more information or to re addition, it will focus on the stress serve space, contact Sherry Hcn and complications associated with drickscn, R.N., or Pal Nutter, R.N., diabetes. at the hospital, 754-8121. CLUB BRIEFS Shower To Benefit McDonald House The Ladies Auxiliary of VFW Posl 7288 in Calabash will host a shower May 2 to benefit Ronald McDonald House. The event will take place at the posl. Coffee and cake will be served, and the public is invited. Shower gifts need not be wrapped. Kitchen, bath and office supplies arc needed as well as paper goods and twin sized bed sheets. A film will be shown by Martha Doman of Ronald McDonald House, which provides lodging for parents near hospitals where their terminally ill children are being treated. For more information call Mary Bcnesat 579-3041. Friends Of Library The Friends of the Library will hold a general meeting Monday, April 19, at 10 a.m. at Shallotte Presbyterian Church, on South Main Street behind the West Brunswick Branch of the Brunswick County Public Library. Fclccia Hardy, branch librarian, will discuss services offered by the library. Old and new "friends" of the li brary arc invited. ft Happy Birthday Lonnie!!! Have a "peace"ful birthday and may all your birthday wishes come true. (No, the Grateful Dead will not be playing at your birthday party.) 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