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gSHHHnHKKBHT^nBB BOLIVIA ELEMENTARY SCHOt Christopher Gore said he liked this " by Daphcne Suggs' Union Priniar grade class in honor of the Chinese Ye County Stuc Furniture carefully crafted by West Brunswick High School carpentry students, a button and cloth "dragon" by Union Primary School second-graders, poetry, computer games and a school "television show." These are just a sampling of the hundreds of examples of work shared by Brunswick County students Satur JsaHS | .Wj wy 7n*^K t WW \ ":?X X . . THOMASINA AND SARA WOODRr "Knowledge Pull," a prize-winning co schools' Curriculum Fair by Aric Mea rEspecially for wo NOW OPE Carolyn Gales, operator, i; Tuesday, Thursday and Fi and is offering a... PERK nic V : ft t'f* V* '' ' :'f- *' )L first grader Chris and his far 'dragon" created were visiting th< y School second riculum h air Satu :ar of the Dragon. lents Share V* day at the county schools' Curriculum Fair at Bolivia Elementary School. While entries in several categories were judged, only three first-place winners in main will advance to regional competition. They are Doodle Cowan, South Brunswick Middle, in general/consumer math; George Kelly, North I '2) y flHHftf *dSNI vwj M u ^ ,, w v jj r a || v ^ iff NG of Winnabow took a liking to mputcr project entered in the county res of West Brunswick High School. rking ladies & men.. :N NIGHTS 5 available Monday, riday nights 5-9 PM, i SPECIAL )hts thru April 15 $25 Senior Citizens SHALL< BEAUTY HWY. 130 EAST PH Joanie Gales MON-SA }wner/Operator 9-5 I ? :_v; ki 'L STAfFPHOJOS BY SUSAN USHfo nlly. Bonnie Scott and Chad Scoii. ! Brunswick County Schools Currday. /ork At Fair Brunswick High, algebra I; and Andy Clemmons, West Brunswick High, geometry. The regional competition will be held Saturday in the UNCWilmington gymnasium from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. First-place winners in other judged categories were fnllnuis' Art John Kubes of North Brunswick High earned Best of Show honors and first place in Grades 9-12 painting. Other blue ribbon recipients were: Drawing?Lonnie Thomas, North Brunswick High, 9-12; Kenny Brown, South Brunswick Middle, eighth grade; Sculpture?Oscar Rodriquez, North Brunswick High; Painting?Demaris Bettinger, Shallotte Middle, eighth grade; Graphics?Crosyln Johnson, North Brunswick High, 9-12; Pastels?Danny Hawkins, North Brunswick High, 9-12. Science Physical science?Pamela Plyler, West Brunswick High, 9-12; Patrick Jones, South Brunswick Middle, 6-8; Earth science?Michael Lewis, South Brunswick High, 9-12; Melissa Powell, South Brunswick Middle, 6-8; Life science?Kelly Baxley, West Brunswick High, 9-12; Marty Quinlin, Shallotte Middle, 6-8; ComputerEducational?Aric Meares, West Brunswick High, 9-12; Terry Nawara, 6-6; Computer-Games?Jeff I Hilts, North Brunswick High, 9-12. \ Horse Health Care j Is Workshop Topic Have you vaccinated or wormed your horse lately? Routine health care for horses will be the topic of a workshop sponsored by the Silver Spurs 4-H Horse Club Thursday, March 24. The program, which is open to all horse owners, begins at 7 p.m. at the Agricultural Building at the Brunswick County Government Center in Bolivia. The guest speaker will be Dr. Susan Holland of the College Road Animal Hospital in Wilmington. /~<"T V / only $22.50 1TTE wmr m s tmmm O u < SHOP i ONE 754-4295 I T Elaine Pigott I Operator C'trcf Pacri I II Ol l\"^p A workshop uftcivd by Bi unsvvick Community College is aimed at better informing emergency first responders about responsibilities and legal issues relating to the AIDS virus. The workshop, offered through the continuing education department, is free to all personnel likely to be the first responder in an emergency situation. These include volunteer rescue squad members, volunteer firefighters, local law enforcement officers and members of the Brunswick County Sheriff's Department. The workshop will be offered at two locations from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. It will be held in the West Brunswick High School cafeteria at Shallotte on WpflnpcHntf Momh Ol fKnn ..????*?i .. , Kituv.ll Ml, V11CII 1C[JCUIUU on Thursday, March 24, in the cafeteria of South Brunswick High School at Boiling Spring Lakes. The program will be presented by Peggy Bargenquast, health educator with the Brunswick County Health Department. It will consist of a lecture, a video presentation and a question and answer session. Topics covered will include laws regarding the AIDS virus, the responsibility for reporting AIDS, hospital and health department authority and responsibilities, and ways to reduce the risk of AIDS. ^I HbFl CELEBRy Early Bird Spec 5:30-7 p.m. Monday-Fr Select from 4 (Jinn chicken, seafood stroganoff. Dinners cheese spread and mixed green salad, j ing, homemade hot g the day, fancy pota < lea, or glass of h g course our friendly s COCKTAILS...C CD I i 5:30-9:30 Daily. Closed Hwy. 17. Little River, (8 , 1 ll Free Easter Treat 11 a.m. THE BRUNSWICK BEACON onders To DIs Along with Bargennuast, rpprpsentatives from both Tlie Brunswick Hospital and Dosher Memorial Hospital will be present. South Loses li South Brunswick High School lost iu> opening round match to a squad from host Duplin County at the regional Quiz Bowl Saturday. Jsrr.ss Ksiisn Hi?h School dcfootod the local squad by a score of 100-70 to force the reigning Brunswick County champion out of the singleelimination competition. Team Sponsor Mabel Calloway said, "We're just real proud of them for going. They did the best they could." Terry Sanford High School from Cumberland County defeated Bladen County's Clarkton High School in the championship match by a score of 1G0 to 65. The Cumberland County team will represent the region at the state Quiz Bowl to be held April 23 in Raleich. The South Brunswick team advanced to the regional quiz bowl after defeating a foursome of sophomores faramt'B ( VTES SPRING RE-< ,?,s-$8.95 iday ers: 6 oz. prime rib, entree, and beef < include our famous imported crackers, mar choice of dressbread, vegetable of toes or rice, cojjee, ouse wine, and of service! ASUAL DRESS Sundav. 103)249-3702 It Visit witl If the 11 EASTER k\ BUNNY jS^. Iir^ i The Cinema Court s Photog Hours Monday-Saturday to 3 p.m; 4 p.m. to Sunday 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. HHIHEfiSESIQ! , Thursday, March 17, 1988?Page 9-A cuss AIDS For more information about the workshop, contact the college's continuing education department, 754-6900 or 457-6329. n Area Bowl from West Brunswick for the county championship Jan. 30. Team members include Jeremy Clemmons, Raymond Englerth, Dewey Propst, Rob Balentine, Susan Finley, Nikki Richards, Tom Corbitt nn,i A i;?? A anu muuu uweil5. The annual event tests students' knowledge in the areas of history, mathematics, English, current events, science, literature, geography and foreign language. Other counties competing in this region were New Hanover, Robeson, Columbus and Onslow. Mrs. Calloway added that the South Brunswick squad will lose only one senior to graduation from this year's team, which included two sophomores. "We have a very young team and we should be even stronger next year," she said. TT. i t name y 3PENING! nil raphs Available 8 p.m.
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