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Winners in the four divisions
reflect the diversity of talents
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Leanne Smith. "We wanted
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in," she added.
In K-2, winners were Ashley Cox,
dance, first; Kimberly Gore, solo, second;
and Ricky Babson, solo of
"Jesus Loves Me," third; grades 3-5,
Neal Hughes and Jamie Hewett,
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first, clog dance to "Too Hip To Bi
Square;" Melissa Daniels, second,"
Live For Your Ixive," and Andre;
Nance, third, a medley of "Dixie'
and "God Bless America."
In the grades 6-8 division, winner
were Patricia Hughes, "Stand B;
Me," first; Tarsha Griffin, second
"The Greatest Love," and Patricl
Hughes and Jimmy Grissett, in
strumental of "La Bamba."
Taking first in the group divisio:
was the group, "The Besi Made Ol
Friends," dancing to "How Ya Lik<
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BY RAHN ADAMS s
After discussing a list of concerns r
with parks and recreation officials, t
Brunswick County Commissioners r
last week promised to decide several t
matters with official board ac- t
tion?the issues ranging from a pro- I
gram to maintain local high school
athletic fields to the recreation 1
department's long-range goals. t
Commissioners and the Parks and r
Recreation Advisory Board held a
2^-hour joint meeting Friday night
in Bolivia. The purpose of the session t
was to "clear the air," according to r
recreation board member Morry r
Watkins. J
Except for Jim Poole, the full r
board of commissioners was present.
Recreation board members Watkins, [
Ouida Hewett and Bobby Brown were c
on hand, as were County Manager ]
John T.Smith and Parks and Recrea- (
tion Director Bobby Jones. ?
After recreation officials noted
that there has been a "lack of com- ]
munication" between the two boards, j
Commission Chairman Beasley ?
agreed that commissioners should [
consider appointing a representative \
to the recreation board at the com- |
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Field Maintenance i
The two boards discussed but took
no official action concerning a i
county-approved program this year <
that allocated $75,000 to the recrea- i
1 tion department for the maintenance
of athletic fields at the county's three |
high schools. <
Jones told commissioners that he i
has had difficulty coordinating the 1
program because no guidelines were c
set to determine how the funds would i
be spent. There also has been confu- j
sion about whether or not the funds
could be used for other aspects of the i
' schools' athletic programs besides 1
field maintenance.
"If it's funded next year, I hope '
thprp will ho cnmo onirlolinoc M Ionoc
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said. "No doubt it is a very positive ]
program." I
Mrs. Hewett said the recreation j
board was "leaning toward" recommending
a discontinuation of the program,
although Jones and Watkins
pointed out that they were in favor of
the allocation as long as it is used on;
ly for the upkeep of athletic fields
[ rather than for general use by the
i schools' athletic departments.
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ioners include any funds allocated
lext year in the school system's ?
rndget instead of giving them to the (
ecreation department?a suggestion ?
hat was made last year at budget
ime by Commissioner Benny
,udlum. i
Ludlum told the boards Friday that 1
le still felt there would be fewer pro- <
>lems if the school system were <
esponsible for the funds. 1
Master Plan Discussed
In another matter, Ms. Beasley i
old the recreation board that com- I
nissioners will consider whether or i
lot the county should authorize a
il3,000 "master plan" for parks and |
ecreation. i
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>lan, which outlined the I
lepartment's growth, expired in
985. Another plan is needed for <
lircction through the year 2000, he 1
;aid.
Jones noted that the department's
1987-88 budget of $900,000 amounts to
?bout S16 per person, while the
statewide average is about $22 per
jerson. To bring Brunswick in line
vith the state average, the county's
jarks and recreation budget would
lave to be around $1.12 million, he
>aid.
In terms of needs, county residents
nostly asked for swimming pools in
>evcn public hearings held by the
ecreation board, Jones commented.
However, Ludlum said that other
public hearings which were held in
injunction with the county's
-ecently-adopted Coastal Area
Management Act land use plan indicated
that residents don't want new
acinues?mey just want present
larks maintained.
"We've got the best swimming pool
n the world, and that's the ocean,"
-udlum said.
Also, Ms. Beasley said she had
'mixed feelings" about the need for
i master plan, noting that she feels
Brunswick County has one of the best
jarks and recreation programs for
iny county its size in the state.
Who's In Charge?
During a heated discussion of the
proper procedure for approving
lepartmental purchase orders,
Ludlum and Jones clashed over the ,
commissioner's authorization last
week of construction of a concession
stand for the county ballfield at Supply.
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I,udlum confirmed that he instructed
the county's construction
iepartment to build the concession
stand without consulting with Jones.
Estimating that the 16- by 20-foot
structure would cost approximately
>25,000 to build, Jones noted that the
ixpenditure would deplete the parks
ind recreation allotment for
Ludlum's district.
Ludlum responded that he only
.vanted a "hot dog stand" for the
nark, and that it could be built for no
more than $12,000.
On the broader issue of authorizing
purchases, Ms. Beasley said commissioners
will consider whether or
not they should continue requiring
that individual commissioners co
sign all recreation department purchase
orders for their respective
districts.
Other Matters
Among other topics discussed at
Friday's joint meeting:
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Recreation hoard members expressed
opposition to Smith's recent
proposal to move the parks and
recreation offices to the newlypurchased
Bolivia Plaza Shopping
Center, saying they preferred that
new offices be built at the county
complex;
Commissioners told the recreation
board to seek grant monies to
possibly move the historic Sunnyside
schoolhouse from its present location
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was proposed by Mrs. Hewett;
Commissioners expressed their
support of funding the county's
Senior Games;
The two boards agreed that county
residents can use community
buildings at no charge for non-profit
purposes, although deposits can be
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