Elementary School Integrates Art Education With Academic Studies "Integration" is the key word when describing arts education at Supply Elementary School, says art tcachcr Memory Goforth. "While students felt they were creating art, their teacher's goal was that they would be developing their academic knowledge in other subject matter as well," she said. Students' efforts in the visual arts have paid off with recognition throughout the year and will culminate June 2 with an arts festival from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the school. Fifth grader Charles Marce and fourth graders Sean Goforth were recognized for their participation in a first year effort at a statewide art exchange. Their batik art work is louring Southeastern North Carolina for a year as part of a traveling an exhibit. Another fifth grader, Roy Honeycutt, has a metal punch of a bam displayed as part of the Superintendent's Choice Art at the central office in Southport. Scottie Pahl, also in fifth grade, received a personal "thank you" from 14th District state Rep. Dewey Hill (D-Columbus County) for a colored pencil drawing of a bird on a branch. The drawing bccamc Hill's inviiaiion to the State's An Advocate Legislative Dinner in April. Hill thanked the school for supporting efforts to make arts an integrated part of the state's educational and eco nomic development. Natia Brown, Crystal Driver, Brooke Evans and Justin Fulford, all fifth grade students, received honor mentions for their entries in the "What the News Taught Me" program sponsored by The Wilmington Morning Star, a regional daily newspaper. Their artwork will be placed on newsstand covers. Third grade student Beth Long received honorable mention for her entry in the countywide "Heal the World" poster contest sponsored during Youth Week. The students were to illustrate their feelings regarding pollution, drugs, homeless families, poverty, gangs or other social ills. On June 2, Supply students will celebrate the arts with an, drama, dance and creative writing projects completed this year. The daylong event is open to the public. Course Develops Master Food Preservers If you are interested in learning age. Each lesson is accompanied by more about home food preservation study questions and a test which par and like sharing what you learn with ticipants must pass before becoming others, check out an upcoming pro- Master Food Preserver Volunteers, gram sponsored by the Brunswick A registration fee of S25 will cov County N.C. Cooperative Extension er the cost of a notebook, reference Service Center. materials and class supplies. A Master Food Preserver course Each Master Food Preserver grad that begins May 26 offers seven 4- uate is asked to be a Cooperative hour lessons that cover volunteerism Extension Service volunteer, giving and the science of food preservation; a minimum of 20 hours of service in jelly, jams and preserves; low-acid sharing food preservation knowl foods; high-acid foods; freezing; edge and skills gained through the pickling; and drying and food stor- course, said instructor Mary L. Russ, county home economics extension agent. Examples of volunteer in volvement include assisting with food preservation questions at farmer's markets or fairs, answering telephone inquiries and developing displays and information flyers. Class size is limited to 12 or fewer participants. The first class will be held Wednesday, May 26, at 9 a.m. at the Brunswick County Extension Office in the Agriculture Building at the Brunswick County Government Center south of Bolivia. For more information, contact the extension office at 253-4425. Births Are Announced Rising Randy and Trina Rising of Mag nolia Drive, Sunset Beach, have an nounced the birth of a daughter, Olivia Sloane, at 3:11 a.m. May 4 at The Brunswick Hospital. The baby weighed 6 pounds, 15 ounces and was 20.5 inches long. She joins a sister, Courtney Brooke Rising. Grandparents are Gilbert and Pearl Rising of Shalloue, Wayne and Barbara Osborne of Nakina, and Robert and Donna Dosher of Holdcn Beach. Great-grandparents arc Clay and Kalrina McCullen of Longwood and Mary Osborne of Whiteville. Cheers DarTcll K. and Linda Nichols Cheers of Fieldview Way, Shalloue, have announced the birth of a son, Darnell Keith Cheers Jr., at 6:31 p.m. April 28 at New Hanover Regional Medical Center. The baby weighed 11 pounds and was 22 inches long. He is the cou ple's first child. Maternal grandparents are Van Nichols of I card and Janice Sellers Suarez of Wilmington. Paternal grandparents are Fay and L.B. Cheers of Shallotte. Great-grandparents are Reyno and Geneva Nichols of Valdese. James Brenda and Lofton James of Shallotte have announced the birth of a son, Dan us Marquel, at 8:06 p.m. May 7 at The Brunswick Hosp WATER SEAL? Waterproofing Formula BRAND Water; Seal. Waterproofing Formula PREVENTS MOISTURE damage ON WOOO BRICK & CONCRETE S11 99 Per Gallon ? '?? HI Qwflt. 0*"oa? 4 ap-ar Thompson's* Water Seal* is a unique waterproofing formula that penetrates porous materials to establish a mois ture barrier, yet allows the surface to breathe Thompson's Water Seal helps prevent water damage for years, even under severe weather conditions. Thompson's dries transparent and is paintable. * f 7fioMjt>4cn'4t> WATER SEAL*m*no Waterproofing formula Your Home Improvement HeadquartersJ Brunswick Building Supplies Hwy. 179 between Ocean Isle & Sunset 579-3561 ilal. The baby weighed 9 pounds, 8 ounces, and was 22 inches long. 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Shallotte Wli ?*i PHOTO CONTtlBUTfcD First-Place Dancer Chalmers Champion, daughter of Jerry and Cindy Champion of Shallotte, and a student at the Brunswick School of Dance, recently placed first in the 10-year-old tap division at the Showstoppers regional dance competition in Myrtle Beach. She also placed in the top 10 outstanding performers among 85 dancers in the age 12 and under solo division. She will advance to the national competition in July. CLUB BRIEFS Bird Club Hosts Kitty Kosh Kitty Kosh of the Wilmington Bird 7:30 p.m. Club will speak on attracting birds to All local shell club members and your backyard at the next meeting of visitors are invited to attend, said the Brunswick Bird Club. spokesman Betty Muirhead. The club meets Wednesday, May On Friday, Dwaync Schilz will 19, at 7:30 p.m. in the meeting room give a demonstration of his shell of Atlantic Telephone Membership sculpture, and Dean Webber will Corp. on N.C. 130 west of Shallotte. discuss how to identify shells. 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