OFFICIAL BALLOT
FOR THE GENERAL ELECTION
BRUNSWICK COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
NOVEMBER 8, 1994
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
TO VOTE. COMPLETE THE ARROW ^ * TO THE RIGHT OF YOUR CHOICE.
LIKE THIS
, FOR MEMBER Of CONGRESS
ANO GENERAL COURT Of JUSTICE
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER
a. To vote tor ad canMMi o I one party (?
?tr aight ticket). CO rnptate the arrow at
the nflW o? Ihe party lor whoa* candi
date* you wiah to vote
b You may vote a spit fcefcal by not com
ptetng tha arrow at tw nght of the party
box. but by comptefcng the arrow oppo
me tt>a nam* of aach candidate tor
whom you wtah to vote
c. rou may ateo vote aapM bckat oy corn
pteeng *te arrow at tfte ntfrt o ? ?>e party
and than completing ffw arrow opposite
the nama of any candktete you chooee
o4 a drfterent party In any mute-teat
raca whera a party arrow is completed
and you vote lor eaodkUtea ot another
party, you muat ateo comp late tha arrow
oppoaa* toe nama o< any candidate you
choose o* tha party tor wtuch you com
pleted tha arrow to auura your vote wtN
count
d N you tear or detece or wrongly mar*
*?a bafcx. relum R and gat another
STRAIGHT PARTY TICKET
(You way vote lor one party)
DEMOCRATIC fOEM)-1A
REPUBLICAN (REP)-2A 4*
(YOU MAY VOTE FOR ONE IN EACH OF
THE FOLLOWING OFFICES UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED)
FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS
7TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
CHARLES O ROSE, HI OEM 4"
ROBERT C ANDERSON REP 4"
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF
SUPREME COURT
SARAH PARKER DEM 4"
I BEVERLY LAKE REP +1
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF
SUPREME COURT
JIM FULLER DEM
ROBERT F. (BOB) ORR REP
FOR JUDGE Of COURT Of APPEAL*
? (Ur*?P? <* 12-31-96)
ELIZABETH Q MrCflOOOCM OCM
MARK D MARTIN REP
FOR JUDGE OF COURT OF APPEALS
12-31 -M
SYOMOR THOMPSON
RALPH A WALKER RCP 4*
FOR JUDGES Of SUPERIOR COURT
DISTRICT 1
(You m?y von tor TWO)
J RICHARD (DICK) PARKER DEM
JERRY R T1LLETT OCM
DISTRICT 2
WH.UAMC.ORIFFIH.JR OCM +1 4
JAMFS R VOSBUAGH REP MCl
DISTRICT 3-A
(Un^npyd Mrm andrng 12-31 2000)
C LIFT OH W EVERETT. JR. DEM
DISTRICT 3-B
(You wy voM tor TWO)
JAMES E. RAQAH. IN DEM
GEORGE L WAINWmGHT. JR DEM 4"
CARL L T1LGHMAW
DISTRICT 4-A
RUSSELL J LAHIER. JR.
DISTRICT 5
(You may vote tor THREE)
W ALLEN COW. JR. C
ERNEST B FULL WOOO
JAYD HOCKEH8URY RCP 4* "C|
DISTRICT 7 -A
QUENT1N T. SUMNER
PtSTWCT 8-A
JAMES D. (LEW) LLEWHXYH
TURN BALLOT OVER
AND VOTE BOTH SIDES
Thorsen, Hewett
Seek Dist. 1 Seat
T\vo Brunswick County neighbors
and natives are vying for the District
1 seat on the Brunswick County
Board of Education.
Democrat Olaf "Bud" Thorsen
and Republican Rozell Hewett both
live in the Shallotte Point area.
Thorsen defeated District 1 in
cumbent Thurman Gause in the May
primary for his party's nomination,
while Hewett was unopposed for the
Republican nomination. School
board candidates run from the dis
trict in which they reside, but are
elected by voters countywide. The
winner on Nov. 8 will serve a two
year term.
Here are their responses to three
questions asked by The Brunswick
Beacon.
I. What specific steps do you
think the school system should
take to generate more interest in
education among Brunswick
County parents?
"I don't know," is Hewett's can
did reply. "But maybe we could en
force laws on the books, such as
making parents responsible for their
children's education up to a certain
??
age.
Thorsen offers four ideas: encour
age more parent-teacher confer
ences, schedule classroom visitation
days and semiannual school open
houses, and possibly establish a
homework hotline so that parents
can call and check on their chil
dren's assignments.
2. Both the general public and
county officials say they have
trouble understanding the school
system budget ($52 million this
year) and in determining how re
sponsibly the school system uses
the money it receives from the fed
eral, state and county govern
ments. What do you think the
Brunswick County Board of
Education should do to make the
budget easier to understand and
to be more accountable for the
money it spends?
Hewett advocates the board de
veloping a line item budget and
making it public.
Thorsen believes the school sys
tem should take the budget to the
public through a series of forums
and "explain it so the public can bet
ter understand where the money is
spent" and also explain how much
money is received from each source.
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BACK SIDE OF FIRST
VOTING BALLOT
DISTRICT 9
(Vov mmr voo to* TWO)
HENRY W. HK2MT, JR.
ROftERTH MO0OOOO DIM
PqiHIUI V-A
osmono smtth oem 4"
DlSTRKTT 10-A
(T?rm Expmrtp 12-31-19W|
STAFFORO C ftUU.OCX OCM
DiSTWCT 12-C
(Yom iway VOW lor TWO)
E. LYNN JOMNftON
DISTRICT 13
(You way von to TWO)
WILLIAM CHARLIS OORE. J It
0. JACK MOORS. J
DISTRICT 14-B
(You ro y w? to THR??)
0AVK3 O. LaftARRE OCM
A LEON ST AN BACK DEM
RONALD L. (HON) S
DISTRICT 15- A
(You nty voM to TWO)
J. ft. ALLEN. JR
JAMES C (JACK) SREMCER. JR OCM 4"
DISTRICT 15-B
GORDON BATTLE
DISTRICT 16 A
ft. CRAIG FLl IS
DISTRICT 17 B
(Ypy vp? lo TWO)
CLARENCE W CARTER OEM
JESSY CASS! BASTS* ZSSm
DISTRICT IS E
(VJn?ip<fd frm 12-31 iftBS)
CATHERINE C EAGLES OCM
WSTRICT 20- B
(T^iwfaptrwfl 12-31-19?)
UNFOMD L ITHUUN. J*. ?' f
DISTRICT 27
(You wy wH *o* TWO)
H.W (VUTCM) ZIMMERMAN. J* DfM #i
MAT* P?MEM_EY
DlSrW'CT 24
CHAALEB LAMM
JAMCI L BAKE*,.*.
D6TWCT 25-A
(Yw wy voMtor TWO!
BCVCm.YT.KAL OEM ^
ClAUOC B. SITTOM DEM ^
DtSTRKJT 25 -B
(Tot t* p**B 12-31-HBj
t FtClDlNG CLAAK. ?
DISTRICT 26 C
(You ?y wm to* TWOj
ROWS HT M BUIWOOOHI
AAYMOMD A. (WAY) WAJMCM
WSTRiCT 27-A
OISmCT27-B
(You ? y no? tor TWOf
MHNMU.L OAMOMR
DtSmCT 30-B
KYATT
l^vnowc* County
C?r? ' at Fv#<*or
Sov^rrt^ 8 19?4
OA-T*n. BtutmikA Cour?*
Bo*-n at Flrcto r?
TURN BALLOT OVER
AND VOTE BOTH SIDES
DISTRICT 1 SCHOOL BOARD
M. ROZELL HEWETT
Age: 76
Occupation: former teacher, commercial
fisherman
Political Party: Republican
Education: graduate, U.S. Maritime Service
Officers School, New London, Conn.; Shallotte
High School
Previous offices: Brunswick County Board of
Commissioners, 1978-1982
Related experience: service on appointive boards,
wisdom acquired by experience, U.S. Navy,
four years R. HEWITT
OLAF "BUD" THORSEN
Age: 36
Occupation: state juvenile court counselor
Political Party: Democrat
Education: B.A., sociology, Pembroke State
University
Previous offices: none
Related experience: Brunswick County Task
Force for Community-Based Alternatives, vice
chairman, past chairman; Brunswick County
Interagency Council for Children Board, 1991
present; Brunswick County Dept. of Social
Services social worker three years, investigating THORSEN
child abuse and neglect.
THORSEN
3. Many parents and educators
aren't happy with the current
practice of dismissing students
early on Wednesdays. Is this prac
tice justified? Why or why not?
Neither Hewett nor Thorsen be
lieves early Wednesday dismissals
are justified. Thorsen says he be
lieves the schedule should be
rethought because it takes "much
need instructional time" from the
students' work week.
Hewett 's advice: "Let the teachers
earn their pay."
OFFICIAL BALLOT
FOR THE GENERAL ELECTION
BRUNSWICK COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
NOVEMBER 8, 1994
GENUAL INSTRUCTIONS
TO VOTE. COMPLETE THE ARROW 4 TO THE RIGHT
OF YOUR CHOICE. LIKE THIS: I C
FOR STAT?, WSTWCI
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OFFICIAL NON-PARTISAN BALLOT
BRUNSWICK COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
NOVEMBER ?. 1994
NON -PARTISAN
DISTRICT SUPERVISOR
SO*. A WATER CONSERVATION
BRUNSWICK COUNTY MSTRICT
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to M ngftt o? pcrtan tor attorn you
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HAROLD C NO?IRON
Ganaral EJacbon
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OuMrmari. Bru??wic> County
Bow} of Hvc*ona
TURN BALLOT OVER
AND VOTE BOTH SIDES
Elect Pat Purvis
BROWN
District 4, Board of Education
?Parents-^James & Clara Purvis of Ash
?Waccamaw High School-Class of 1954
?East Carolina College-Class of 1 957
?Married-U.S. Air Force Pilot in 1957
?After 9 years of service, he was hired by United Airlines
?Two sons: Age 33 and 30-Airline Pilots
?Third son-7th grade at Waccamaw Elementary
?Classroom teacher for 20 years (now retired)
A Life of Learning
?Business Education Degree
?General Elementary Education Degree
?General Secondary Education Degree
?Learning Handicap Credential
?Worked as Resource Specialists for L.H.
?Counseling and Guidance Certificate
?Eastern Star Affiliation
?Toastmaster
A Life of Service
?volunteer Fire Department Rescue Team
?Emergency Medical Technician
?Hospital volunteer
?Adult Sunday School Teacher, wmu
President and Organist-Soldier Bay
Baptist Church
?Parent volunteer-waccamaw Elementary
?instructor for Active Parenting Classes
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A Pledge Of
?integrity ?Sincerity 'Reason
And To Listen, Because It Matters!
PAT PURVIS BROWN ? DISTRICT 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION
Paid for by Pat Purvis Brown