BRUNSWICK COUNTY HEALTH DEPT.
Flu Vaccine Clinic Schedule Is Told
The Brunswick County Health Department has an
nounced its 1994 flu clinics schedule.
The flu vaccine will be given to adults 65 and older;
people who work with the elderly or are caretakers of el
derly persons; and people with chronic diseases. Cost is
$5. Medicare will cover the fee when the Medicare card
is presented at the time of the clinic.
Vau-iiittuuio win uc dVoilab'c st the hcui'h depart
ment in Bolivia beginning Oct. 1 from 8:3U-ii:30 a.m.
and 12:30-4 p.m.
Other clinics are scheduled as follows:
? Monday, Oct. 3, Brunswick Cove, Shallotte,
9:30-11:30 a.m., and Jennies Branch Church, Ocean Isle
Beach, 12:30-4 p.m.
? Wednesday, Oct. 26, Calabash Volunteer Fire
Department, noon until 4 p.m.
? Friday, Oct. 28, Shallotte Senior Center, 12:30-4
p.m.
? Friday, Nov. 4, Southport Senior Center, 9:30
11:30 a.m. and Long Beach Recreation Center, 12:30-4
p.m.
? Wednesday, Nov. io, Soidier Bay Church, Ash,
1-3 p.m.
? Friday, Nov. 18, Leland Senior Center, 1-2:30
p.m.
For information, call the Brunswick County Health
Department at 253-4381.
South Brunswick Seniors Nominated For Award
Two South Brunswick High
School seniors have been nominated
for the Wendy's High School Heis
man Award and could win $5,000
for their school, said principal Sue
Sellers.
Kimyatta Anderson and John
Bunting were nominated for the
newly -created national program that
.cco^r.h'- academic achievement,
community service and athletic ac
complishment.
Anderson is a member of the
track team and is active in cheer
leading. National Honor Society,
Health Occupations Students of
America and has served as president
of the local chapter of the Region O
Council for the Advancement of
Minorities in Engineering.
Bunting is a member of the soccer
team and is active in National Honor
Society, according to a news release
from the high school.
The award is sponsored bv Wen
dy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers
restaurants and the Downtown Ath
letic Club in association with the
National Association of Secondary
School Principals.
Frincipals at the nation's estimat
ed 25,000 high schools were invited
to nominate one male and one fe
male student-athlete for the award
competition.
Entries will be evaluated by the
scholastic review service CTB/
McGraw-Hill to narrow the field to
1,200 regional finalists and then to
120 regional award winners.
A panel of judges from the worlds
of business, media, education, poli
tics and sports will then review the
120 regional award winners and
name 24 national semifinalists who
will receive $1,000 each for their
school.
Twelve national finalists, one boy
and one girl representing six geo
graphic regions, also will be select
ed. They will be invited to New
York City in December to partici
pate in the Heisman Trophy activi
ties at the Downtown Athletic Club.
One boy and one girl will be se
lected as national award winners and
be recognized during the Heisman
Trophy national telecast on Dec. 10.
The two national award winners
will receive $5,000 each for their
school, and the 10 other finalists
will receive $3,000 each for their
school.
Anderson and Bunting will be
presented with certificates of recog
nition at the South Brunswick
awards day program next May.
"These two students represent the
outstanding efforts that many stu
dents at South Brunswick High
School make each day in the class
room, on the playing field and in the
community," Sellers said.
"We are especially proud to rec
ognize them with this honor and we
hope one or both of them is invited
to New York City this December."
Crisp fall is on us and
Cozy winter is nigh.
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and support!
Ronald Hewett can handle the job. He
has the education, he has the experience,
he has the energy, he has the temperament
and he has integrity. What he needs is
your vote and support to elect him Sheriff
of Brunswick County.
You know him, he knows you. He is
a person you can talk
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He has been
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A 1985 graduate of
UNC-Wilmington, where
he was an honor student
and earned a B.A.
degree in Criminal
Justice, he achieved N.C.
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Enforcement
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He has served with
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Sheriff's department for over 11 years. He
knows its strengths and weaknesses and
he has positive plans to improve its
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operation:
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Ronald Hewett will send a >
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?Expand the D.A.R.F.. program into the
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Hewett has been recognized as national
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streets safer. You
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Keeping the door of
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day is just one of the many plans he has
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