Last Shop-at-Home’
drawing is this week
l here s just one week lett to regis
ter for gifts to be awarded by area
merchants in the annual "Shop at
Home" campaign conducted by the
Southport-Oak Island Chamber of
Commerce.
"Shop at Home" is a way of
rewarding residents who patronize
local businesses all year long, and
enticing those who may do their
holiday shopping elsewhere to visit
Southport-Oak Island area stores.
Hundreds of dollars worth of prizes
including merchandise, services and
gift certificates donated by local
merchants are awarded. To partici
pate, shoppers complete entry forms
to be eligible for prizes. Winners are
randomly selected from all entries
received at weekly drawings. The
last drawing is scheduled for De
cember 21 at the chamber of com
merce office.
Entries can be dropped off at
boxes located at most participating
businesses. The winners are listed in
The State Port Pilot and will be offi
cially notified in writing by the
chamber of commerce, which
sponsors "Shop at Home" in con
junction with the Christmas-By-the
Sea Festival.
This week’s winner are:
Jack Haithcock of Long Beach,
stuffed animal from Lynne’s
Hallmark and Treasure Room; Jud
son Connell of Raleigh, collector’s
Christmas ornament from Century
21 Gordon Realty; Debi McKellar
of Southport, $5 gift certificate to
Edna’s Kitchen; Dean Adams of
Southport, $10 gift certificate at
Nice ’n’ Pretty Resort Interiors; Bar
bara Jenkins of Long Beach, one
year subscription to The State Port
Pilot; Ellen Parker of Long Beach,
$5 gift certificate to McDonald’s of
Southport; Lynette Lowe of Long
Beach, $5 gift certificate to
Elizabeth’s Florist and Gift Shoppe;
Joyce Grazetti of Long Beach, $5
gift certificate to Christmas Pelican
and Pelican Station donated by Oak
Island Jewelers; Doris Anthony of
Long Beach, Magic in Your Name
reading at Good Vibrations; Cindy
Richardson of Long Beach, gift cer
tificate for a copy of Joshua’s
Dream by Susan Carson courtesy of
Carolina Power and Light Co.;
Sheila Bell of Long Beach, two
round-trip ferry tickets and lunch for
two at the River Pilot Cafe courtesy
of Bald Head Island Management,
Inc.; Marsha Cochran of Long
Beach, $25 gift certificate to be used
GILLETTE
‘Supply Spotlight’
Mrs. Jean Gillette, a volunteer,
substitute teacher and bus driver and
the volunteer coordinator for Supply
Elementary School, is in the "Supp
ly Spotlight" for November.
Mrs. Gillette, who has three chil
dren at Supply Elementary, said she
has always had "a need to see that
children are given positive experi
ences."
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Crafts & Gifts
Our Christmas List:
•Decorations & Candles
•Partyware & Luminaries
•Disposable Tree Bags
•Gift Bags & Santa Sacks
•Garlands & Wreaths
•Custom Bows & Arrangements
•Asst. Poinsettias, Pine & Holly
•Ornaments & Stocking Stutters
•Toys Stutted Animals a Dolls
•Resin Collectables &
Bob Timberlake Prints
•Craft Supplies & Handmade Items
•Big Selection ot Ribbon
•Balloons & Blowups
20% OFF Entire Stock!
Comer Sherrill Street
& Oak Island Drive
Yaupon Beach, 278-7345
Mon.-SaL 10-7, Sun 1:30-5
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at any chamber member donated by
Brad Williams, DDS; Jeanne Pierce
of Southport, $25 gift certificate at
Shoe Port; Mary Phelps of Bolivia, a
pocket knife from The Clock Shop;
Kim Adams of Southport and
Cynthia Cash well of Long Beach,
U. S. Open King Mackerel Tourna
ment coffee mugs from the chamber
of commerce.
‘Best-decorated’
If you want a glimpse of some of the best-decorated homes and
businesses in the Southport-Oak Island area, drive by Margaret
Rudd and Associates Inc.’s two offices and Sadie Hill’s home on
41st Street NE in Long Beach.
They were the top winners in the Christmas-By-the-Sea Festival’s
annual "best-decorated" contests this holiday season.
Margaret Rudd’s offices in Southport and Yaupon Beach took
first and second places, respectively. Red Carpet Dorothy Essey and
Associates on Oak Island Drive came in third. All were awarded
trophies. Judging the entries were Tom Monks and Rita Hatcher.
Joan Kinney and Bobbi Frazier judged Hill’s home as the best
decorated and awarded her the $100 first-place prize. Nancy Wilson
of Holly Drive in Southport was the second-place $50 prize winner
and Butch Weaver of Sellers Street in Yaupon Beach took third
place and the $25 prize.
New officers of the Brunswick County Board of
Realtors are (from right) Dorothy Essey, president;
Cora Walling, vice-president; Sherry Marshall, sec
retary; and Wyatt Gordon, treasurer.



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