The surf was up, up, up on Thursday as hundreds of participants
turned out for surfing competition or surfing spectating at the Long
Beach cabana during Beach Day.
Over 70 compete in
Beach Day Surf-off
The fourth annual Beach Day Surf-Olf was held Thursday, July 2, at the
Long Beach cabana. Waves were three to four feet with "excellent surfing
conditions," according to officials.
Over 70 surfers competed in the contest, which was sponsored by Local
Call Surf Shop, the N. C. Fourth of July Festival and Brunswick Islands
Surf League.
Winners included:
Menchunc (12 years and under) - Chris Currie, first; Luke Reynolds1,
second; Phillip Waters, third; Shane Upchurch, fourth; Jerimiah
Heironymus, fifth; Scott Hcwclt, sixth.
Boys (13 and 14 years old) - Ben Reynolds, first; Kenneth Tripp, sec
ond; Cord Heironymus, third; Jason Phillips, fourth; Todd Midgctt, fifth;
Eric Flowers, sixth.
Junior Men (15-17 years old) - Jeremy Harris, first; Scott O’Leary, sec
ond; Greer Hughes, third; Sum Kuhncman, fourth; Sam Wells, fifth; Devin
Cordle, sixth.
Women (all ages) — Brooke Rudd, first; Kelli Woodman, second.
Men (18-25 years old) - Brad Bailey, first; Bob Wilson, second; Kevin
Powers, third; Chris Thomas, fourth; Luther Smiles, fifth; Billy Sisk, sixth.
Masters (26 years and up) - Jon Jones, first; Randy Howell, second;
Gene Arcno, third; Jimmy Florida, fourth; Jerry Upchurch, fifth; Darrell
Ratcliff, sixth.
Body Board (all ages) - John Midgctt, first; John George, second;
Ashley Teague, third; W. K. Kennedy, fourth; Jason Johnstone, fifth;
Woody Woodman, sixth.
Long Board (all ages) — Randy Howell, first; Jon Jones, second; Greer
Hughes, third; Luke Reynolds, fourth; Jerry Upchurch, fifth; Charles Lane,
sixth.
Brunswick Shores effort falls short
Post 68 wins, 445 loses finale
By George Cox
Sports Editor
While Brunswick County Amer
ican Legion Post 68 remained in
regular-season pursuit of first place
in Area II’s Eastern League Friday
night with a 3-0 win over Warsaw,
Post 10 maintained its game lead on
the Leland team by crushing Bruns
wick Shores Post 445,16-1.
Coach Ed Lewis’ Post 68 outfit in
creased its record to 15-2 and 18-3
overall with the win over Warsaw as
Casey McBride, a rising sophomore
at North Brunswick and brother of
UNC-W rising sophomore Chris
McBride, tossed a four-hitter while
striking out five and walking four.
Ironically, Chris threw a four
hitter the previous night, losing to
Wilmington Post 10 in a 5-2 defeat.
Casey (5-1) also helped his own
cause with an RBI double. Kelly
Myers of Acme-Delco collected two
hits and drove in a run. Shortstop Ed
Lewis drove in the other Brunswick
run.
Post 68 scored lone runs in the
first, third and seventh frames --
more than enough runs behind the
hard-throwing McBride.
At Legion Stadium in Wilmington,
Post 10 pounded out 14 hits and
took advantage of five Brunswick
Shores’ errors to push 16 runs
across the plate.
Coach Dave Brewster’s team
scored four times in the first inning,
twice in the second and once in the
third to take a commanding 7-0 ad
vantage after three innings.
The Port City crew came up with
six more runs in a big seventh after
they scored three the previous in
ning. Brunswick Shores’ lone run
came in the top of the ninth.
Brunswick Shores collected only
five hits off Post 10 pitching.
-Chris Lamarsh collected three hits
in three trips to the plate for the win
ners and Brian Britt collected two
hits. Jason Bracey doubled for
Brunswick Shores.
Brunswick Shores’ quest for a
playoff berth was thwarted with the
emergence of Wilmington Winter
Park in the final week of regular
season play.
Warsaw 000 000 000 •• 0-4-5
Brunswick Post 68 101000 lOx - 3-6-1
Brinson and Johnson; McBride and
Hewett; WP: McBride (5-1); LP: Brinson;
2B: Casey McBride.
Brunswick Shores 000 000 0001 •• 1- 5-5
Wilmington Post 10 421 003 60x - 16-14-2
Turner, Ricker (4), Alderson (4), Gore
(6) , Bellamy (7) and Clewis; Holland, Sorg
(7) and Lanier, Robinson; WP: Holland (3
0); LP: Turner; 2B: Bracey; 3B: McCul
lum.
Soccer is ‘FUN...damental’
The soccer portion of the "FUN...damental" Sports Camp was completed
last week.
Some participants received special awards for the week. "Most outstand
ing" player was Lucas Wagenseil of Supply. "Most Improved" were John
Skillman of Southport and Clif Cheek of Sunset Beach.
Skillman was also selected from a pool of daily award winners to receive
a scholarship to next year’s camp.
Featured speakers during the week were Wade Lewis of Clemson Uni
versity, Mike Famham of Coastal Carolina College and Tom Hemphill of
West Brunswick High School.
White playing AAU
ball during summer
By George Cox
Sports Editor
South Brunswick’s premier point
guard, Josh White, is playing sum
mer AAU basketball in Wilmington
after participating with his team
mates in the University of North
Carolina at Wilmington team camp
last month.
White will shoulder increased re
sponsibility this season in the ab
sence of graduated 6-foot-ll
Preston McGriff, bound for the Uni
versity of North Carolina at Wil
mington.
The senior Cougar will have to
play a different role on a different
kind of team next season and head
coach Gene Doane is hoping that
White will make marked improve
ment oyer the summer — much like
Michael Jordan did at Wilmington
Laney and at the University of
North Carolina.
Great basketball players are bom
in the hot, stuffy gymnasiums dur
ing the summer months. That’s
where they get to work on the indi
vidual aspects of their game. It takes
dedication and a lot of work and
toil, but paying the price in the sum
mer means great rewards in the
winter on the hardwood.
BILL HEVVETT, South Bruns
wick High head football coach, is
getting things ready for his annual
football camp beginning Monday at
the school.
The instructional sessions will
stress football fundamentals to all
youngsters participating in junior,
middle school and high school foot
ball.
It’s a bargain at S10. The morning
sessions, from 9 a.m. until noon July
13-17, will feature Hewctt along
with his staff of Tim Fitzgerald,
Rick Graham, Doyle Brinson, Gene
Doane and Heath Hewett, the
coach’s son, an all-star quarterback
while at Elon.
Hewett, whose record includes
glory years at Whitcville where his
teams captured, two state
championships, has a career record
of 102-43. His other teams at
Whiteville finished second, third
and fifth in state 2A competition.
At South Brunswick, Hewett will
be entering his third season with
records of 6-4 and 5-5, including
one playoff berth. The knowledge
able mentor will be fighting to pro
duce South Brunswick’s third win
ning season in 11 years when the
season opens. The Cougars won
their only football title under coach
Glenn Sasser in 1986, going 10-2
with a season-ending loss to Union
Pines.
The Cougars have had to take a
back seat to cross-county rival West
Brunswick since Sasser departed as
the Trojans football program blos
somed under former coach Marshall
Seay, who left this spring bound for
Polk County. But principal Ed
Lemon hired a gem in veteran coach
Jim Brett of Tarboro, whose record
parallels Hewett’s at the 3A level.
CLIFF GIBSON, North Bruns
wick High basketball coach, recent
ly reflected on the loss of his coach
ing hero - Tennessee basketball
legend Buck Van Huss. Van Huss
established a record of 900-266 in
the high school game.
On the wall of Gibson’s office in
the North Brunswick gymnasium
are articles about Van Huss. Gibson
got to know the Tennessee coach
while playing college basketball at
East Tennessee State.
^FOOTBALL CAMP
"APPLICATION
Name___
Telephone_Age
Address___
City_State/Zip_
Birthdate__
Parents___
Any known physical or health problems.
I release South Brunswick High School and the Cougar
Camp Staff of any liability resulting from injuries received
during the camp period.
Parent Signature
Mail to:
COUGAR FOOTBALL CAMP
SBHS, Boiling Spring Lakes, Southport, N.C. 28461
-or
BILL HEWETT
97 Fairway Drive, Boiling Spring Lakes, Southport, N.C. 28461
Cougars’ football
camp is July 13-17
Cougar Football Camp will be held July 13-17 at South Brunswick High
School, varsity head coach Bill Hcwett announced this week.
The camp, which costs only $10, will feature morning sessions from 9
a.m. until noon. It is designed for boys six through 18 years of age.
"The camp is for young men who have an interest in playing youth
league, miuuie scnooi ana junior
varsity football," Hewett said. "It
will stress football fundamentals,
sportsmanship and an overall fun
and healthy atmosphere."
All activities will be supervised
by a staff that includes Hewett, Tim
Fitzgerald, Rick Graham, Doyle
Brinson, Gene Doane and Heath
Hewett "Also, former players and
coaches have been invited to speak
and assist," the Cougar coach said.
Registration will open at 8 a.m.
Monday, July 13. (A late registra
tion will be held at 8:30 a.m. Tues
aay.j ine treats or a punt, pass and I A » « (|
kick contest will be held at 10 a.m. on Friday of camp week, and the
awards ceremony will begin that day at 11:30 a.m.
The $10 camp fee includes a T-shirt, hamburgers and soft drinks during a
"codling off period” at the end of each session, certificates and trophies.
Participants should bring with them T-shirts, shorts, socks and either
football or tennis shoes.
Hewett, who begins his third year at the Cougars helm, has coached two
state championship teams — other teams finished second, third and fifth —
and has an overall won-loss record of 102-43. He teams also have won five
conference championships and have taken the field in 23 post-season con
tests. Among his former players is Chester McGlockton of Whiteville, a
first-round NFL pick who recently signed a multi-million-dollar contract
with the Los Angeles Raiders.
Brunswick County
POSITION VACANCY
TITLE: Sign Shop Supervisor FILING CODE: B-l 12
DEPARTMENT: Sign Shop
SALARY: $18,348 year GRADE: 16
DATE POSITION AVAILABLE: July 17,1992
DEADLINE FOR ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS: July 14,1992
DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES: Responsible for the overall supervision of the fabrication and installa
tion of signs in the unincorporated areas of the County. Maintains inventory and orders all material and
hardware relative to the above. Schedules work of subordinate employees and coordinates installation
with utility companies to assure that signs are installed and repaired in a safe and timely manner. Fills
in as required in the fabrication and installation of signs.
TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS: College graduate or an equivalent combination
of experience and training in local government. The person selected will possess a wide knowledge of
mapping, supervision, and governmental purchasing. Good mechanical ability in the application and
use of hand and power tools. Ability to work with the general public, management and elected officials
in a firm, courtous, and efficient manner. Valid NC Driver's License with good driving record.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENT: Must become a permanent legal resident of Brunswick County within
six months from date of employment.
Submit County Application:
BRUNSWICK COUNTY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT
P.O. BOX 249, BOLIVIA, N.C. 28422
BRUNSWICK COUNTY IS AN EOE/AA EMPLOYER WE HIRE ONLY U S CITIZENS AND LAWFULLY AUTHORIZED ALIEN
WORKERS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE IMMIGRATION REFORM AND CONTROL ACT OF 1996
Brunswick County
POSITION VACANCY
TITLE: Telecommunicator I (Part-time) FILING CODE: F-130
DEPARTMENT: Central Communications/EMS
SALARY: $6.91/hour GRADE:
DATE POSITION AVAILABLE: July 17,1992
DEADLINE FOR ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS: July 14,1992
DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES: Responsible for performing skilled work in the receipt of signal,
telephone and radio alarms and properly transmitting informaton concerning those alarms to the
appropriate agency/agencies. Requires alertness, initiative and independent judgment in dealing with
situations involving the operation and coordination of this system, within the guidelines of established
procedures. Must maintain physical and mental ability to receive, process and respond to urgent
situations, demonstrating concern, courtesy, patience, respect, and exceptional listening and verbal
communicaton skills. Must be able to confront any crisis. Direct supervision shall be received from a
Telecommunicator II (shift supervisor).^
TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS: Knowlodge of public safety communications
including certification as a telecommunicator by a nationally recognized telecommunicator training
organization. Graduate from high school or a GED. Six months experience in public safety commu
nications.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENT: Must become a permanent legal resident of Brunswick County within
six months from date of employment
Submit County Application:
BRUNSWICK COUNTY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT
P.O. BOX 249, BOLIVIA, N.C. 28422
BRUNSWICK COUNTY IS AN EOE/ AA EMPLOYER WE HIRE ONLY U S CITIZENS AND LAWFULLY AUTHORIZED ALIEN
WORKERS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE IMMIGRATION REFORM AND CONTROL ACT OF 1916
Brunswick County
POSITION VACANCY
TITLE: Soil Scientist FILING CODE: B-l 13
DEPARTMENT: Health
SALARY: $24,614 year GRADE: 22
DATE POSITION AVAILABLE: Immediately
DEADLINE FOR ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS: July 22,1992
DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES: Act as technical consultant regarding site suitability for complex
sewage disposal systems. Enforce subdivision ordinance and preliminary subdivision review.
TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS: Graduate from a 4-year college or university
with a major in soil science, agronomy, or related curriculum and 2 years in the field characterization
of soils including classification and mapping. Must be licensed as Environmental Health Specialist
Intern and/or licensed as an Environmental Health Specialist within 3 years of employment Must be
able to perform physical labor in soils analysis including soil boring, laboratory analysis, etc.
♦Submit transcript and references.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENT: Must become a permanent legal resident of Brunswick County within
sir. months from date of employment.
Submit County Application:
BRUNSWICK COUNTY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT
P.O. BOX 249, BOLIVIA. N.C. 28422
BRUNSWICK COUNTY IS AN EOE/AA EMPLOYER WE HIRE ONLY U S. CITIZENS AND LAWFULLY AUTHORIZED ALIEN
WORKERS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE IMMIGRATION REFORM AND CONTROL ACT OP 1986
Brunswick County
POSITION VACANCY
TITLE: Land Planner FILING CODE: B-l 15
DEPARTMENT: Planning Department
SALARY: $19,258 year GRADE: 17 v
DATE POSITION AVAILABLE: July 20, 1992
DEADLINE FOR ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS: July 17.1992
DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES: Responsible for the administration and enforcement of the Subdivision
Ordinance; design guidance on planning of various public works features undertaken by the county.
Employee in this position will be responsible for coordinating review of subdivision proposals and site
plan proposals; preparing and presenting proposals to the Planning Board for its disposition and such
responsibilities as may be required under the Zoning Ordinance. Employee falls under the general
supervision of the Planning Director.
TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS: Graduation from a four year college or
university with major course work in the area of land planning; or an equivalent combination of
experience and training.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENT: Must become a permanent legal resident of Brunswick County within
six months from date of employment.
Submit County Application:
BRUNSWICK COUNTY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT
P.O. BOX 249, BOLIVIA. N.C. 28422
BRUNSWICK COUNTY IS AN EOE/ AA EMPLOYER. WB HIRE ONLY UJ. CITIZENS AND LAWFULLY AUTHORIZED ALIEN
WORKERS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE IMMIGRATION REFORM AND CONTROL ACT OF IMS.
Brunswick County
POSITION VACANCY
TITLE: Environmental Health Spedaliat FILING CODE: B-l 14
DEPARTMENT: Health
SALARY: $21.260 year GRADE: 19
DATE POSITION AVAILABLE: Immediately
DEADLINE FOR ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS: July 22.1992
DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES: Dutiee deal primarily with enforcement of the flate'i sewage rulea, but
require! competence in all areaa of environmental health including water, food, lodging, inatitution
inapectiona, solid wane with familiarity in hazardous wane and vector control.
TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS: Graduate from a 4-year college or univanity
with a minimum of 13 semester houn of coursewoek in the physical qr biological acioncea and 2 yuan
of experience in environmental health sanitation: or a Masters degree in environmental health and 1
year of experience in environmental health sanitation. Trainoe-Graduate bom a 4-year college with e
minimum of 15 semester hours of couiaewoek in the physical at biological sciences. Must be registered
»a a Sanitarian by the N.G Sure Board of Sanitarian Examiners or eligible to bo registered a* ■ *
Sanitarian Intern by the N.C. Sure Board of Sanitarian Examiners. Submit transcript and references.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENT: Must become a psrmoncnt legal residsal af Brunswick County within
six months bom date of employment
Submit County Application:
BRUNSWICK COUNTY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT
P.O. BOX 249, BOLIVIA, N.C. 21422 *> . •
BRUNSWICK COUNTY IS AN BOB/ AA BMTLOYHt. WB HU ONLY UX. CSTBENS AND LAWRJtt Y AtmtOUZBD ALUM
WOUEBS IN ACCOUMNCB WITH 1W MMOBAnOS BBKBM AM> 00NIB0L ACT 0B UBS.