PEOPLE IN THF NFWS
Jones Selected To Attend Leader
ship Camp
Charity Jones of Supply was
among 50 high school students from
?irmcc
sponsored by Cape Fear Farm
Credit's Shallotte branch office.
Charity is the daughter of Pamela
Bates of Supply and the grand
daughter of Wadus and Fayc Jones
of Ash.
In addition to the usual camp ac
tivities, said Evan B. Gore, branch
manager, campers formed their own
cooperative, "Special Tees," to pro
vide them with souvenir T-shirts and
to experience first-hand the advan
tages of cooperatives as a way of
doing business.
Each camper received a "Sec
retary of State For The Day" certifi
cate presented by North Carolina
Secretary of State Rufus Edmistcn
and and former Super Bowl Star
Dave Rowe, now a member and
public relations manager for an elec
tric co-op. They were among the
camp's guest speakers.
Milligan Is IDEA Fellow
Wendy R. Milligan, Brunswick
County Schools student assistance
coordinator, has been selected as a
member of the 26th IDEA Fellows
Program for School Administrators.
She is attending a seminar this
week at Agnes Scott College in
Adanta, Ga., where fellows will
meet in small groups with a faculty
of prominent educational leaders to
discuss the challenge school leaders
have to develop more effective ways
of providing quality education.
The theme is "The Best of the
Best: From Reflection to Action,"
with topics including bringing
schools and community together,
cultural literacy, styles of teaching
and learning, visionary leadership,
teaching intelligent behaviors, the
school as a community of learners,
technology and instruction, multi
cultural learning, school-based deci
sion making and new visions of
what schools must become.
Co-sponsored by IDEA and the
Kettering Foundation, the Academy
of Fellows is the longest continuing
inscrvice program for school admin
istrators in the nation.
Employee Of The Month
Judy Walker has been chosen The
Brunswick Hospital's "Employee of
the Month."
Walker is a nursing assistant in
the hospital's medical/surgical unit.
across North
Carolina select
ed to attend Co
operative Lead
ership Camp
June 14-18 at
RJ. Peller FFA
Camp at White
Lake.
The rising so
phomore's par
ticipation was
JONES
who nominated her
an .',hiU ry ,'S a'Ways VCry efficient
and chccrfui at work Shc gQcs om
at homa"y l? makC OUr patlCnVi fccl
She rcccivcd a rosebud corsage a
SffErL?* ^
w7rw u !,a?fbecn with The Bruns
wick Hospital for four years.
Patrolling Fisheries
nSfS Guard. PcKy omccr 1st
Uass Raymond H. Biuiey, son of
SouS l^rS' Raymond H- B'tncy of
Southpon, recently finished the first
"all of a two month Alaskan fish
eries patrol aboard the U.S. Coast
Guard Cutter Jarvis, homeported in
Honolulu, Hawaii.
One of 180 Coast Guard men and
women aboard the Jarvis, Bitncy is
currcnt'y on patrol in the Bering
Islands 30(1 North
Pacific Ocean. The ship and crew
arc enforcing federal fishing regula
tions and standing ready for search
and rescue cases.
So far on the deployment, Jarvis
has completed 12 boardings and is
sued several violations to fishing
vessels not complying with federal
'ishing regulations or commercial
fishing vessel safety requirements.
Bitncy is a 1982 graduate of the
n'vc?'y of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho
with a B.S. degree and a 1983 grad
uate of Washington State University
Pullman, Wash., with a B.S. degree.
Peace-Keepers
Marine Lance Cpl. Jeffrey S
Odckron whose wife, Margaret, is
the daughter of Nina G. Stanley of
Bolivia, has completed the first half
of a six-month Persian Gulf and
Indian Ocean deployment with 24th
Marine Expeditionary Unit, Camn
Lcujcunc. embarked aboard ships
assigned to the USS Wasp Amphi
bious Ready Group.
Marine Lance Cpl. Charles L.
Wilson of Lcland also has complet
cd half the same deployment.
They are participating in Oper
ation Restore Hope, a pcacc-kceping
mission off the coast of Somalia
The amphibious ready group spent
50 days off the coast of Somalia ear
lier in the deployment.
Out Of Survival School
Marine Pfc. Tracy S. Ellixson, a
graduiate of South Brunswick
High School of Boiling Spring
Lakes, recently graduated from
School* Surviva' 'W?
During the course at NavaJ Air
Technical Training Center, Ellixson
received instruction on the survival
system and equipment installed on
board Navy and Marine Corps air
crafts. He studies the operation, in
spccuon and maintenance of aircraft
oxygen systems; inflatable life jack
et and rafts; rescue and survival kits;
and the inspection, repair, rigging
and packing of parachutes.
He was also provided the oppor
tunity to participate in voluntary
free-fall parachute jumps.
He joined the Marine Corps in
September 1992.
Aboard Nimitz
Navy Airman Recruit Alvin R.
Burney, son of Carol A. and Alvin
R. Burney Sr. of Route 2, Supply, is
currently deployed aboard the air
craft carrier USS Nimitz and is mid
way through a six-month deploy
ment to the Western Pacific and
Persian Gulf.
During the deployment, the batdc
group has participated in operation
Southern Watch, enforcing the Uni
ted Nations-imposed "no-fly" zone
over South Iraq, as well as in numer
ous naval air and surface training
exercises with armed forces from
Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore.
Bumcy has visited Hong Kong,
Singapore and Jebel Ali, United
Arab Emirates. While in Hong
Kong, crewmen from the Nimitz
visited a home for handicapped chil
dren where they painted six dormi
tories, mowed grass, trimmed shrubs
and cleaned up an old playground.
At a facility which cares for aban
doned infant children, they donated
medical, hygiene and baby supplies.
They look on five similar communi
ty projects, three in Singapore and
two in Dubai, a city northeast of
Jebel Ali.
The 1989 graduate of West
Brunswick High School joined the
Navy in August 1992.
Malpass Reunion Set
The 31st Malpass Clan reunion is
scheduled for July 25 at Moore's
Creek BatUeground Patriot Hall.
Business will begin at 11 a.m.,
with lunch at 12:30 p.m. Family
members should bring a box lunch.
For more information, call Jimmy
Malpass of Delco at 919-655-2638.
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