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JENKINS
riiLLiAM DAVIS WARD
Five Seek Miss Brunswick Title , Seven
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Five young women will compete
for the title of Miss Brunswick
County 1994 this Saturday, Dec. 4,
in an 8 p.m. pageant in the Bruns
wick Community College Odell Wi
lliamson Auditorium.
Contestants are:
^Jennifer Leigh Davis, 17-year
old daughter of Phyllis Hendrick of
Long Beach;
BDannette Denise Jenkins, 19
year-old daughter of Annie Jenkins
of Winnabow;
BAshley Brooke Summerlin, 18
year-old daughter of Harvey Sum
merlin and Pamela Muggins of Long
Beach;
?Kristian D'Lee Pulliam, 21
year-old daughter of James and
Wanda Klein of Long Beach; and
?Gayle Renee Ward, 20-year-old
daughter of Carroll and Nancy Ward
of Long Beach.
Master of ceremonies will be
Chris Scott. Entertaining will be
Erin Holden and the Brunswick
County Dancers from the Dance
Connection in Shallotte, under the
direction of Ann Hucks; Miss Cape
Fear Country, Charlene Franken
burger; Miss North Myrtle Beach,
Shea Broom; 1994 Miss Greater
Wilmington Tiffani Payne; Miss
North Carolina Mary Susan Runion;
1993 Miss Greater Wilmington
Sandy Oxford; Little Miss Bruns
wick County Maleta Murray.
Saturday Pageant
Guest speaker will be Sheila Lee, Tyner of Bolivia;
executive director of the Miss North
Carolina Program.
Also featured will be the 1994
Little Miss Greater Brunswick
County Pageant.
Competing in this group will be:
?Ashley Elizabeth Smith, 9-year
old daughter of Spencer and Cynthia
Smith of Winnabow;
?Marguie Lee McCarthy, 8-year
old daughter of John and Amy
McCarthy of Southport;
?Natalie Michelle Tyner. 8-year
old daughter of Wayne and Pam
?Amanda Elizabeth LeMaster, 8
year-old daughter of David and
Harriet LeMaster of Southport;
?Kimberly Rae Jackson, 9-year
old daughter of Cindy Jackson and
Lonnie Jackson of Southport;
?Brittany I.eAnn Babson, 7-year
old daughter of Wayne and Martha
Babson of Bolivia; and
?Alexandra Kay Floyd, 7-year
old daughter of Robert and Jan
Floyd of llolden Beach.
Tickets to the pageant will be $7
for adults and $4 for children.
Thalian Hall Offers Classic
'Babes In Toyland' Dec. 1 1
Victor Herbert's classic holiday
musical "Babes in Toyland" will
come to the Thalian Hall Main
Stage Dec. 1 1 with two perfor
mances by the national tour.
"Babes in Toyland" features the
holiday classics "Toyland" and the
"March of the Toys."
Two performances are offered, at
3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Tickets are $16,
$14 and $10, and $10 for youth in
all seating areas. For tickets or reser
vations, call the box office at
Thalian Hall, 1-800-523-2820.
"Babes in Toyland," which first
opened in New York City in 1903, is
the story of young Jane and Alan
Cassidey, who have run away from
home, fed up with what they consid
er to be unjust rules.
They find themselves in magical
Toyland, filled with dancing and
singing toys created by the town's
main resident, the kindly Toymaker.
Complications appear in the form
of Mr. Pinkerton, a greedy detective
who sets out to steal the Toymaker 's
plan for a toy soldier who marches.
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Sets Barbecue
The Winnabow Volunteer Fire
Department will be serving barbe
cue on Saturday, Dec. 4, from 11
a.m. until 5 p.m.
Plates will include pork barbecue,
potato salad, coleslaw and hush pup
pies. Cost will be $3, or $4.50 for a
"super plate."
The department is on Governor's
Road, off U.S. 17 in Winnabow.
In the end. Jane and Alan reunite
with their parents, the evil Mr.
Pinkerton is outwitted and the Toy
maker shows off his new toys
oldiers in the stirring "March of the
Toys."
"Babes in Toyland" has been
made into motion pictures three
times, including Laurel and Hardy's
1934 version, Tommy Dorsey's
swing version of 1939 and Walt
Disney's 1961 version which fea
tured Annette Funicello, Tommy
Sands, Ray Bolger and Ed Wynn.
Thalian Hall is at 310 Chestnut
St.
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