PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Roberson Selected To Attend
National Leaders Conference
Jessica Robcrson of Ocean Isle
Beach has been selected to attend
the National Young Leaders Con
ference July 17-27 in Washington.
DC.
The conference is a leadership de
velopment program for high school
students who have demonstrated
leadership potential and scholastic
merit, according to a NYLjC news
release. Robertson, a junior at West
Brunswick High School, will be
among 350 delegates attending.
Conference theme will be "The
Leaders of Tomorrow Meeting the
leaders of Today." Throughout the
1 1 -day cveni. delegates wili interact
with leaders and newsmakers from
the three branches of government,
the media and the diplomatic corps.
Highlights of the program include
welcoming remarks from the floor
of the U.S. House of Represen
tatives and a panel discussion with
prominent journalists at the National
Press Club. Delegates will visit for
eign embassies and receive policy
briefings from senior government
officials. Students may also meet
with Sen. Lauch Faircloth, Sen.
Jesse Helms or Rep. Charlie Rose.
The conference is sponsored by
the Congressional Youth Leadership
Council, a nonprofit, nonpartisan ed
ucational organization founded in
1985 for "fostering and inspiring
young people to achieve their full
leadership potential.*'
On US. Honor Roll
Amanda Noelle Brown has been
recognized for academic achieve
ment as a United States National
Honor Roll Award winner.
Amanda, who attends Shallottc
Middle School, will appear in the
academy's official annual yearbook.
She is the daughter of Wayne and
Jean Mac Kay Brown. Her grandpar
ents are Mary E. Evans and the late
Alton Evans arid the !atc Marion and
Blaine MacKay of Supply and North
East, Pa.
SCC Honor Students
The following full-time students
from Brunswick County have
achieved a grade point average of
3.25 better for the 1994 spring quar
ter at Southeastern Community Col
lege in Whiteville:
JerTy Wayne Adams, Milton E.
Cribb, Ronnie Franklin Steele and
Michael Lee Tyson, all in masonry;
Davfd Gene Autry and Idelfonso
Martinez, both in air conditioning,
heating and refrigeration; Robert
Neil Joannides. welding; Sam L.
Ragep. plumbing and pipefitting;
Reginald Walton Reid, welding; and
Melissa Porter Simmons, microcom
putr< systems technology.
For the honors list, a student must
achieve a GPA of 3.25 to 3.59 and
must be enrolled in at least 12 credit
hours in a degree, diploma or certifi
cate program.
Courtney Graduates
A?r Fcrcc AinTiiii Micusc! C.
Courtney Jr. has graduated from Air
Force basic training at Lackland Air
Fores Base. San Antonio, Texas.
During the six weeks of training
the airman studied the Air Force
mission, organization and customs
and received special training in hu
man relations.
In addition, airmen who complete
basic training earn credits,toward an
associate degree through the Com
munity College of the Air Force.
Courtney is the son of Pauliiic S.
and Michael B. Courtney of Sha
dowloop Trail, Ixland.
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FIRE AND ICE C LOGGERS, pictured on their mountain trip, are (front row, from left) Michelle Ca
rt ipe, Mary Ann Duncan, Tasha Thompson, Amy Quinn, (back row) Sandy McManus, Kris Stanley,
Alicia Rivenbark, Tavis Thompson and Julie Yarborough.
Coggers Win Awards At Tweetsie
The Fire and Ice Cloggers of Ash won first place
and overall grand champions in the Junior Line Division
at the Twcetsie Clogging Jamboree June 25 and 26 in
Boone.
Tavis Thompson placed first in junior male solo and
second place in the grand champion category.
Alicia Rivenbark won first in junior female solo and
grand champion in her category.
Julie Yarborough won third place in junior female
solo, and Kris Stanley placed third in the adult division.
Sandy McManus and Alicia Rivenbark took second
place in junior female/female duo competition. Tavis
Thompson and Alicia Rivenbark won fust place in
male-female duet and also won overall grand champion
in their category.
The Fire and Ice Cloggers, instructed by Tavis
Thompson, have been performing as a group since this
past February. Team members are Tavis Thompson, Kris
Stanley. Julie Yarborough, Mary Ann Duncan, Amy
Quinn, Michelle Canipe, Alicia Rivenbark, Sandy
McManus, Jessica Dosher and Mindy McPherson.
L Bookworm
Children* s Hour 1 1 am Every Wednesday
At Our New Location
And at the children's hour at 11 am
Wednesday, July 27
L Bookworm is honored to have a
very special guest reader...
the original Crabby Lady herself
author of 15 books about residents of the sea such as:
Crabby Nabby, Tammy Turtle,
Sammy Shrimp and Stevie B. Sea Horse
Suzanne Tate
Ms. Tate will also take time for a
booksigning after the readings.
This is the literary event of the summer
at Holden Beach compliments of...
L Bookworm
3004 Holden Beach Road
842-7380
A BooPcstore in the Classic Trciciition
rut dmjHm*CX BEACON
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National Finals Winners
Members of the Steps Ahead dance team n-on first place the national finals of the Showstopper Ameri
can Dance Championships July 4 in Myrtle Beach. Their routine, "Romeo," was in the Age 9 charac
ter routine division. They hwi a group trophy and individual ribbons. Local dancers are (from left,
standing) Taylor Galloway, Meagan Potts, D.C. Earp, Erica Ratcliffe, Felicia Geddings (kneeling)
Brandi Harrison and Natalie Tyner.
CLUB BRIEFS
Anderson Attends 1 30th
National Elks Convention
Ken Anderson of Calabash at
tended the 130th national conven
tion of the Benevolent and Protec
tive Order of Elks in Chicago July
3-7.
Anderson is leader of Calabash
Lodge 2679. Having attended the
Grand Lodge Convention in Chi
cago, Anderson is now recognized
as a voting member of the national
organization.
To Host District
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
7288 Indies Auxiliary of Calabash
will host the next district meeting
Sunday, Aug. 14, at their post. Mary
Maloney, senior vice chairman, will
chair the dinner.
Sunset Beach
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The auxiliaries' next regular
meeting will be Monday, July 18, at
7 p.m. Officers meet at 6 p.m.
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