unc m StAlt PMO'OS BY URRY POP! JEREMY SELLAKS models his fishing outfit eonipletc with camoflagued pants, fishing pole, tackle box and portable stereo headphones for when the fish are not oiung. neri HP&f MARY MKTH RUSS of Shallotte danced her way Into the district competition in June by winning the talent contest among pre-teen participants. | ^^mplete'NTERI I DECORATING SERV levelor bliods Carpe gjj Verticol blinds ?Wol *3. c ^ Original paintings by Bryan V 1 Ocean 1<Ue Onteiio-ra I 3 Ocean me Squat I Ocean Itle Beoch Cout tt S79?091 00 "StacA Ittitaia-'u bU MO? C f Oak It to long Beoch 778 a*** ll Want In r?E501 . >+* ' Pool/Spa ( J & M Maintenan Sunset Beocn ier tlx Students D Fashions, "1 County 4-H BY TERRY POPE vciuyiiiy a usiung poie in one nana ana a tackle box in the other, Jeremy Sellers strolled in front of the audience dressed in camouflaged pants, a matching cap and short-sleeve sports shirt. Jeremy wasn't enroute to his favorite fishing hole, but was displaying his handmade outfit at the annual 4-H Fashion Review and Talent Show last Thursday night. Students from all chapters of the Brunswick County 4-H program joined together for the annual show, with winners to represent the county in district and state competition. Chris Stevenson of the lx>ngwood Patriots 4-H Club was declared the overall winner in the senior-teen fashion review and will attend the state 4-H clothing workshop May 3-5 in Reidsville. Sahrina Daniels, also of the Ixingwood Club, was named talent winner in the senior-teen competition and will represent the county at Junior Activity Day in Jones County April 13. She will also represent the county at District Activity Day in Wilmington June 25. Pre-teen talent winner Mary Beth Buss of Shallotte. who performed a dance routine, will also join Ms. Daniels as a representative of Brunswick County in the district competition where seven counties throughout southeastern North Carolina will compete for the title. All blue ribbon winners from last Thursday's county competition also stand a chance to participate in the 4-H Club Congress in July in Raleigh, said Mary Ixni Cumbee, director of the county 4-H program. "The state will only invite so many blue ribbon winners. but they all stand a chance of goinn." Ms. Cumbee said. "They go by invitation only." Blue ribbon winners for the fashion review were as follows: pre-teen. Shane Ward and UiShonda Stanley; early-teen, Tania Butler and Amy Hewett; and seniortccn. Tyra (lore anil Chris Stevenson. Trophies were awarded for first-place to IaShonda Stanley. Amy Hewett and Chris Stevenson. Hhip rihl>on winners for talent were awarded as FASHION REVIEW winners are, from left. IjtShonda Stanley, Chris Stevenson and Amy Hewett. M.s. Stevenpoperies "y m Jul |NJ( . UjM /T four Pool \ Pg Kolf r/jur ,./' 1 abundan "? gpsss^ Tg|~^* jfi t-enni* Uj jfliF*" pnvaUr n Better ac - . Ifll^' out Phaj Troditjo* '- ' / / - ex Ihemicals ice And Service 579-2579 ?cma ' '* ? sun ispiay ralent At I Review toilows: pre-teen, Mary Beth Russ and Sonya Gore; early-teen. Tabitha, Marcus and Christalla Daniels for a trio performance; and senior-teen, Sabrina Daniels, who received a trophy along with Ms. Russ. Red ribbons for talent were awarded to the following: pre-teen. Keith Full wood; early-teen. Michelle Sellers. Jennifer Gore, Shane Ward and Ginger Fvans; and senior-teen, Cynthia Williams, Christa Daniels and Tania Butler. White ribbons for fashion went to pre-teen participants Arlana Royals, Sabrina Daniels, Cynthia Williams and Jeremy Sellers. Fashions displayed in the annual review last Thursday represented about five weeks of work, Ms. Cuinbee said. Students spent about two weeks in clothing workshops at I .ongwood and another three weeks at the Brunswick County Extension Service office in Bolivia before their clothe:-; were ready for display. -Jeremy Sellers became the first male to model in the annual show since the program was formed. "All of the fashions were constructed by the students," Ms. Cumbee said, "and each student modeled their own garment." Students learned to choose a pattern that would fit themselves, taking into consideration their build, height, weight, skin tone and other factors. Chris Stevenson recei ved high scores from judges Gloria Bryant and Bill Dunn for general appearance, 38 of a possible 40 points, and a perfect 40 points for cleaniness and choice of assessories that matched her navy blue, summer outfit. All garments were turned in by the students before April 1 and were judged individually on April 2, prior to Thursday's show. Talent performers were judged for entertainment, appropriate selection, dress, showmanship and personality. Billy Privctte, associate extension 4-11 agent, served as fashion narrator for the show while Pearl Stanley, home economics extension agent, presented the ribbons and awards. "Participation increased from last year, especially in the talent area," Ms. Cumbee said. son Mill attend the state 4-11 rlothlnK workshop in Keidsville May 3-5. f you're ot Living rRADITION, >u're Not Living. you're not living the way you'd like to. Come today thin prestigious lifestyle of luxurious r rnuiti family home* with intraroastal or *e view* next to the Atlantic <krean with t amenities from championship golf and stables and nding paths, an well an a itarina. rt aoon, though Phaone la virtually sold ** two la on iIa way fit-go 'living a l' now. - PLA^TON]CV B?vh. NC/<919) 7S4-4373/OirtM4W NC ?*?> 438-3006 THE BRUNSWICK BEACON, Thursday, April 11, 1985?Page 5-A W\ *1 iil? 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