Attend Woodmen's Convention
Delegates from Shallotle Woodmen of the World Lodge No. 160 to the N.C. Jurisdictional Convention April 16-18 in Raleigh were (from
left) Rita Long, president, iMrry II ens less, Dorothy Suggs, Debby Heustess, Edith Pigott, Mary Russ and Michael Russ.
4-H Fashion, Musical Talents Honored
Local youths wcc honored for Talcni Show held April 15 at the Fashion awards, based on cloth
thcir talents in music and fashion at county's government public asscm- ing construction, fit and appearance,
the Annual 4-H Fashion Revue and bly hall in Bolivia. were judged by Marjorie Stuckey,
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4-H TAIJiNT overall winners for instrumental music were (from left) Kenny McGhee, Amanda
Reeves and Heather Hilton. Their awards were part of the Annual 4-H Fashion Revue and Talent
Show held April 15 in Bolivia.
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Sharon Hardic, Lena Butler and
Julia Murrcll. Awards went to:
Pre-Teen Category
?Blue Awards: Shanicc Knox, Ca
sey Townscnd, Matthew Privette,
Abigail Larson and Richard Gol
ding.
?Red Awards: Jo Anna Hatch,
Richard Golding.
The overall 4-H fashion pre-teen
category went to Shanicc Knox.
Early Teens
?Blue Award: Miriam Coles.
?Red Award: Judah Lindscy.
The trophy went to Miriam Coles.
Senior Teens
?Blue Awards: Rachel Turner, Heat
her Hilton, Alicia Conn.
?Red Award: Jcannic Golding.
Heather Hilton, the over-all win
ner, received a trophy and 4-H camp
scholarship.
The talent show featured a variety
of music and dance. Judges were
Durbin Varnum and Linda Vamum.
Awards were as follows:
Blue Ribbons
?Instrumental Music: Heather Hil
ton, Kenny McGce, Amanda Reev
es.
?Singing (solo): Jeannie Golding,
and instrumental, David Small.
?Dance: Amy Sidberry, Nekesha
Randolph, Shavon Dawson, Rashida
Barbour.
Receiving the trophies for overall
talent were Heather Hilton, Kenny
McGee and Amanda Reeves, in
strumental music; and dance group
Amy Sidberry, Nekesha Randolph,
Shavon Dawson and Rashida Bar
bour.
Eight Brunswick County Students Will Receive Degrees
Eight Brunswick Counly students
will be among 2,800 receiving de
grees from N.C. State University on
Saturday, May 8, when the universi
ty holds its spring commencement in
Carter-Finley Stadium.
The commencement address will
be delivered by Gov. James B. Hunt
Jr., an alumnus.
Graduates will include:
?Maria Maila Jackson of Ocean Isle
Beach, earning a degree in applied
sociology. She is the daughter of
William H. Jackson.
?Sidney Edward Jones II of Ocean
Isle Beach, B.A., business manage
ment. He is the son of Eva S. and
the late Sidney E. Jones of Ocean
Isle Beach.
?Joel Johnson Carlyle of Supply,
chemical engineering, pulp paper
science and technology. He is the
son of Edith M. Johnson of Supply.
?William Scoti Duuon of Long
wood, mechanical engineering. He
is the son of Auburn E. and Iris Dut
lon of Ash.
?Jamin Dcrrck Skipper of Leland,
animal science.
?Franklin Leon Williams, Leland,
B.A. in communications.
?James Wayne Huggins of South
port, mechanical engineering.
?Maria Failh Ward of Southport,
furniture manufacturing/manage
ment.
CFCC Honor Students
Cape Fear Community College
has released its list of Brunswick
County students named to honor
rolls for the winter quarter of 1992.
Named to the president's list, for
earning a grade point average of 4.0
(straight A's) were:
?Janet E. Bunting, Sharon B.
Creech and Monica S. Skimmic
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Aboard Roosevelt
Navy Petty Officer 1st Class
Christopher S. Hills is in the Adri
atic Sea aboard the aircraft carrier
USS Theodore Roosevelt, home
ported in Norfolk, Va.
Hills is the son of Donna M.
Doling of Leland.
The ship is participating in Oper
ation "Deny Right," a NATO opera
tion in which allied forces arc en
forcing a United Nations "no fly"
zone over Bosnia and Herzegovina.
F/A-18 Hornets and F-14 Tom
cats from his ship are flying in sup
port of U.N. resolutions to protect
citizens in the former Yugoslavia.
The operations includes ships and
aircraft from the U.S. Sixth Fleet
along with aircraft from France and
the Netherlands.
Hills, a 1983 graduate of Herkim
er (N.Y.) High School joined the
Navy in May 1985.
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WOW Hosting Birthday Party
Shal'otte Woodmen of the World
Lodge No 160 will host a birthday
celebration for residents Friday,
April 30, at 3:30 p.m. at Autumn
Care of Shallotte.
At its April 19 meeting the lodge
also voted to donate money to the
Brett Flaccavento Fund to help the
child's family with medical expens
es, and to Brunswick Community
College for a scholarship fund.
At that meeting Gayla Vamam of
Varnamtown was guest speaker. She
described her volunteer missionary
work, which has included a number
of trips to Brazil.
Arboretum Trip Set
Town Creek Senior Citizens will
meet Thursday, May 6, at 9:30 a.m.
at Town Creek Park at Winnabow to
drive to the New Hanover County
Arboretum, 6206 Oleander Drive,
Wilmington, for a 10 a.m. tour.
Lunch at a local restaurant will
follow, said Marie Young.
NARFE To Meet
The Bninswick County Chapter
of the National Association of
Retired Federal Employees
(NARFE) will hold its monthly
meeting Tuesday, May 11, at noon at
the Sandfiddlcr Restaurant, South
port.
Guest speaker will be David Har
per, who will present a slide show
about birds of North Carolina.
All current and prospective mem
bers arc wclcomc. NARFE meetings
arc open to the public, and member
ship is available to all federal re
tirees and federal employees with at
least five years of scrvicc.
Beacomcombers To Meet
The Beachcombers Shell Club of
the South Brunswick Islands will
meet Wednesday, May 7, at 7 p.m. ai
the Lockwood Folly Community
Building.
Dwayne Vamum will speak about
fossils.
Elks Clean Up
Calabash Elks Lodge No. 2679
conducted a litter cleanup Saturday
along N.C. 179 from the South
Carolina state line to Clariday Road
under the N.C. Department of Trans
portation's Adopt-A-Highway pro
gram.
Under the supervision of chair
man Skip Smith, 21 men and
women participated in the cleanup.
The group filled 43 trash bags,
which were disposed of by Elks
members Jack Green and Harry
Vincent.
Smith and his volunteers plan to
clean the roadsides through down
town Calabash every three months.
Brierwood Club was ihc setting Brunswick Islands Pilot Club prcsi
for a reception hosted by the South dent, welcomed members and spc
Brunswick Islands Pilot Club in cial guests from the Pilot Club of
honor of Sherrie Roseman, who has Wilmington, which sponsored the
been chosen club governor for the local club.
North Carolina district. Dessert, punch and coffee were
Roseman has served the local served to approximately 35 mem
club in many capacitics over the past bcrs and guests. Guest singers for
several years. Martha Jo Hall, South the program were the Shallotte Bar
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SHERRIE ROSEMAN, left, Pilot Club district governor, and Mar
tha Jo Hall, president of the South Brunswick Islands Pilot Club,
enjoy a reception the club held in Roseman's honor. About 35
members and guests attended.
Pilot Club Honors Roseman
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