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STAFF PHOTOS BY LYNN CARLSON Judges' Choice Winners 4-7 years old in the Festival By The Sea Halloween Carnival costume contest were (from left) Blake Atkins, honorable mention; Dawn Clemmons, third place; Amanda Crutchfield, second; and Shannon Sova, first place. Sixty children from infants to age 12 entered the contests, which were judged by Sandra Dillon and Ruth Swisher of Winston-Salem and Jerri Carter of Virginia. Clever Costuming Eight- to-11 -year-old winners in the costume contest were (from left) August Kuigre, third place; Tiffany Fulton, honorable mention; Felix Locklear, second; Vance Denning, first; and Crystal Hoots , honorable mention. DR. 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Assisting at the pinning ceremony was his brother ; Navy Chief Petty Officer! RMC(SW) John Daniel Millican, who was promoted to his rank at sea aboard the II SS Paul. Steve is currently serving as senior medical department representative with the 8th Engineer Support Battalion at Lejeune. The brothers graduated from North Brunswick High School. They are the sons of Eunice Long of Belville and Willie Elbert Millican of San Antonio, Texas, formerly of Supply. PEOPLE IN THE NEWS 16 Brunswick Students Named To ' Dean's List' Sixteen college students from Brunswick County are included in the latest annual edition of The National Dean's List. They are recognized for achieve ments in academics or leadership in school, athletics or community ser vice. Listed are Judy I. Branch, Sharon B. Creech, Joy C. Holtz and James S. Whittington, Leland; Eric B. Vereen, Yaupon Beach; and Ruby S. Casanova, Winnabow, all students at Cape Fear Community College; Also, Terry D. Gile, Bolivia, Fayetteville State University; David E. Batten, Riegelwood, Lee College; Jennifer L. Chapman, Shallotte, University of South Carolina at Columbia; Jennifer A. Hewett, Supply, and April B. Coggins, Yaupon Beach. University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Eleanor Eagle, Southport, Saint Andrews Presbyterian College; Julianne H. Shell, Southport, Western Carolina University; Gina R. Smith and Timothy L. Davis Jr., Southport, and Dorothy C. Johnson, Leland, N.C. A. & T State University. Aboard US5 Sumter Navy Fireman Recruit Dwight C. Robinson was aboard the tank land ing ship USS Sumter, homeported in Little Creek, Va., during the 23 year-old ship's decommissioning ceremony Sept. 30. Robinson is the son of Richard C. and Sarah C. Dobson of Route 3, Shallotte. During the Sumter's service life it completed two deployments to Viet nam, participated in the Multi-Na tional Peacekeeping Force in Beirut, Lebanon, and most recently support ed Kurdish refugees during Ope ration Provide Comfort. Sumter's last deployment involved operating in support of Operation Provide Pro mise off the coast of the former Yugoslavia. Robinson, a 1990 graduate of West Brunswick High School, joined the Navy in December 1990. Gets Seagrass Grant UNC-Wilmington researcher Dr. Kimon T. Bird has been awarded a $240,000 grant for a three-year study on seagrass propagation. Restoring seagrass beds, often damaged by dredging and pollution in coastal areas, is vital not only to the local ecology but to the local economy. Bird said. Vibrant seagrass t**ds provide nurseries for baby fish anJ scallops. Commercial fish spend part of their lives in seagrass beds. "We will study ways to propagate seagrasses to create and restore seagrass beds through genetic propagation," Bird said. The grant is administered by the N.C. Sea Grant Program. Marine Promoted Marine Lance Cpl. Steven D. En sminger was prorated to his present rank while serving with 1st Bat talion, 1 2th Marines, 1st Marine Bri gade. Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii. Ensminger is the son of Jeff D. and Billie L. Ensminger of Long Beach. A l'W() graduate of South Brunswick High School, he joined the Marine Corps in May 1992. Nelms Attends Camp Army Reserve Cadet Russell T. Nelms received practical work in military leadership at the Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) camp at Fort Bragg. The camp, attended by cadets normally between their third and fourth year of college, includes in struction in communications, man agement and survival training. Successful completion of the ad vanced camp and graduation from college results in a commission as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army. Guard or Reserve. Nelms is a student at Appalachian State University, Boone. He is the son of Lt. Col. Robert W. Nelms of Ocean Isle Beach. ?jwty, 2)xuf 3a, a Sxite tDxiy FRED & LEA'S 20% Off Storewide! on our already discounted merchandise 30% Off Summerwear and don't miss our... $5 Bargain Corner! Graystone Plaza, Little River, SC (803)249-8449 CALVIN GILMORE PRESENTS and The Brunswick County Shrine Club proudly present The Shriners Crippled Children's Hospital Benefit Holiday Show Tuesday, November 9th at 8:00 p.m. General Admission Tickets $14.00 For ticket information call the following numbers: Albert Parker 754-6634 Glenn Humbert 754-2857 Net proceeds go to benefit the Shriners' Burned & Crippled Children's Hospitals.
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