To Wed Oct. 23
Pattie Shue Lawman and Lewis Ray Safrit have announced their
engagement and wedding date. Ms Lawman of Woodlraf is the
daughter of Mavis Goodman Shue of Salisbury and R. Wayne
Shue of Rockwell. Mr. Safrit of Salisbury is the son of the Rev.
Don R. and Theresa Safrit of Ocean Isle Beach. The ceremony is
planned for Sunday, Oct. 23, at Christiana Lutheran Church in
Salisbury. A reception will follow in the church fellowship area.
Friends and relatives of the couple and their parents are invited to
the wedding and reception.
Elks Aid Literacy Effort
Meg Seif (left) of the Oak Island Elks Ladies Auxiliary Lodge 2769
presents a $300 donation to Amy Tate, a VISTA volunteer with the
Brunswick County Literacy CounciL The council provides free ,
one-on-one reading lessons for adults in the county.
Sixth Annual Charity Ball Set
Sept. 24 At Sea Trail Pavilion
The sixth annual Charity Ball will
be presented by the Prescription for
Excellence Foundation on Saturday,
Sept 24, at the Jones/Byrd Pavilion
at Sea Trail Plantation.
The Dick Goodwin Big Band will
return to Brunswick County for the
black-tie event.
The nonprofit foundation's pro
ject provide the Brunswick County
public schools with the motivational
program "Pathways to Excellence."
The program teaches personal ac
countability, improved self-image
and goal orientation as the pathway
to greater success and happiness. Its
goal is "to foster the full develop
ment of each student's God-given
talents."
Over the years the foundation has
presented Brunswick Community
College with funds to the Woodrow
Russ, W.A. Stanley, P.R. Hankins
and David Batten scholarships. In
addition, it has sponsored motiva
tional seminars for Brunswick
County high schools and has sup
ported the South Brunswick Islands
Committee of 100 and Habitat for
Humanity.
In 1989 the foundation estab
lished the Rourk Award, which is
presented annually to a community
service organization for outstanding
service.
Tickets to the ball are $100 per
person. Checks should be made
payable to to Prescription for Ex
cellence Foundation, P.O. Box 2578,
Shallotte NC 28459. Tickets will be
mailed.
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GED Graduates attending the annual awards ceremony were ( seated, from left) Sarah Hiatt, Supply; Dianne Tackie, Bolivia ; Crystine
Stout, Ash; Wade Lindley, Long Beach; Antoinette Mosley, Bolivia; (middle row) Debbie Speights, Long Beach; Geneva Jones Rodriguez,
Leland; Annette Walker , I. eland; Yvone Sullivan, Leland; Darlene Ray, Bolivia; Sandy Benton, Supply; Lillian Ferguson, Supply; Robin
Mercer, Ash; (back row) Harriet Cortes, Shallotte; Linda Barker, Leland; Rita Williamson, Supply; Crystal Dodd, Shallotte; Heather
Maggard, Boiling Spring Lakes; Jerry Evans, Ash; Randy Mercer, Ash.
GED Grads Honored For Accomplishments
More than 200 Graduate Equivalency Dip
loma (GED) graduates and their guests attended
the Brunswick Community College Basic Skills
Annual Awards Ceremony Aug. 11.
Keynote speaker Betty Keanc. introduced by
Vclva Jenkins, associate dean of continuing edu
cation. described her experiences obtaining her
GED at BCC in 1986 and continuing her studies
in BCC's General Education Program. Keene.
who now teaches at South Brunswick High
School, graduated from the BCC program in
1988, then completed both bachelor's and mas
ter's degrees in education at the University of
North Carolina at Wilmington.
Receiving awards for the individual highest
GED score in each subject area on the examination
were Andrew Howell, mathematics, Bobby Com,
science; Demetrius Bernard, science and social sci
ence; Steven Somersett, literature; and Cheryl
Faircloth. writing. The awards were presented by
Brunswick Community College GED Examiners
Catherine Godley and Glady Wagenseii.
Andrew Howell received an award for having
the highest total score on the GED among those
who took the exam at BCC this year. This quali
fies him for the GED scholarship at BCC if he
wishes to continue his education.
Outstanding attendance awards went to
Quessic Butler. Priscilta Daniels, Brenda Dowley,
Yvette Gaines, Riad Hassan, Keathren Hewett,
Arnold Hinson, Betty Hinson, Natalie Johnson,
Wade Lindley, Clarence McKoy, Michelle Mit
chell, Penny Mooney, Sindy Patton, Darlene Ray,
Mildred Lee Stevenson and Dorctha Webster.
Awards also were given for determination, de
pendability, congeniality and helpfulness among
those in the GED classes.
Jerry Thrift, vice president of community and
continuing education, presented a special award
plaque to BCC Trustee Willie Fullwood, the col
lege's former director of literacy program.
He also presented a special award to Bruns
wick Interagency Program Director Anita White,
who had served as an acting literacy program
head and is currently a trainer.
Thrift also gave GED Examiner/Retention
Special Catherine Godley a plaque for four years
of service to the basic skills program. Godley is
moving to Kansas this month.
In addition to the awards ceremony, the grad
uates and guests enjoyed a barbecue pork and
chicken dinner and were entertained by vocalists
Gaye Fulford and Kimberly Fullwood.
They were welcomed by BCC President W.
Michael Reaves. The program opened with a
prayer by the Rev. Dwarka Ramphal.
Continuing with further education arc these
students: Rita Williamson, Supply; Crystal Dodd,
Shallotte; Amanda Taylor, Wagram; Sandy Ben
ton, Supply; Lillian Ferguson, Supply; Michelle
Padgett, Leland; Antoinette Mosley, Bolivia;
Geneva Jones Rodriqucz, Leland; Annett Walker,
Leland; Audrey Mosley, Bolivia; and Dianne
Tackie, Bolivia.
The following are BCC's 1993-94 high school
equivalency diploma graduates:
? Sandra L Adam, Crystal G. Allen, Lauri
J. Arlington, Angela L Batts Jack L Bellamy,
John Mitchell Benton, Sandra E. Benton, Dem
etrius J. Bernard, Claudia Bowden, Marion D.
Brooks, Jason G. Bulierwell, Jack G. Carmichael,
Billy A. Carper, Vickie D. Clarke, Micbele R.
Collins, Brian G. Cook, Bobby J. Corn, Harriet
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