Birthdays And Anniversaries Thursday, November 29 us, Lucy Harper, Clone While, Gcri Eric Hayes, Jancy 1 .aDane Hew- Piazza; Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. elt, Terry Nawara, Ciinger King, While, Dr. and Mrs. B.B. Ward. Carl McGalliard. Kimberly Stanley, Monday, December * Eluabcnh Mclnnis, Earl Andrews. NcUla Rozcman, Dec Tropden, L.ll.c Innk. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Anthony Graham, Ava R. Mill,ken, Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. David J. Stan- J;|Son F.ckh lx*bbie Fox Amber aland. Parker, Karen Stanley, Cameron Friday, November 30 Tuckcf Eunk.c Formyduval; Mr Cathcnnc Irene Nelson. Coral and Mrs. Bud Thorsen. Payne, Audrcv Salmon, Done Als brook. Jennifer Quaintancc, Judy luesday, December 4 Clemmons, Robin Campbell; Mr. Melanic Robinson. Jell Williams, and Mrs. Rotha Cheers. Michael Sims. Chalrcs Tuggle, Mat Saturdav, December I thew Cox, Dtnacdra Raykelc Chest Kate Frink. Wade Hankins, Ken- nul Libby Goodman. Ray Jackson, ncth Phelps. Debbie Caison, Penny Lewis, Susan Kirby, Heather Jones. Lynn Ellis. Margaret Page. Home. Wendell Bennett, Chris Kelly W. Barefoot, Archie Martin: Lon?: Mr and Mrs- Ro8cr Morton. Mr. and Mrs. Burness L. HeweU. Wednesday, December 5 Sunday. December 2 Woodrow Russ, Candy Hampton, Malinda Elkins, Kit Jackson, Dome Pate, William Carter Jr.. Will Julie Smith. D'Juan Bryant, Ronnie Milligan. Stuart Champion, John Hobbs. Erankie Stanley, Ruflin Freitas, llatiic Osborne, Reggie Redwine, J.B. Wright. Vickie Greer, Hewett, Erika Hickman; Mr. and Heather Hickman, Kermit Gurgan- Mrs. Harold Varnum Sr. Quick Dishes Use Leftover Turkey Between Thanksgiving Day and TURKEY-VEGETABLE New Year's Day most households SALAD have an abundant supply of turkey 2 C. diccd cooked turkey or on hand. chicken Aside from the usual sandwiches, 1/2 C. diced celery there are plenty of simple and nutii- 1/4 C. diced green pepper, op tious ways to "recycle" leftover tional bird. For starters, try these recipes 1/4 C. chopped onion offered by extension foods and nu- 1/4 C. mayonnaise or yogurt ttition specialists at N.C. State Uni- Toss ingredients together. Makes versity. lour to five servings. Use yogurt instead of mayon- BRUNSWICK STEW naisc in the turkey salads to cut I T. fat or oil back on fat and calorics. 1 medium onion TURKEY-FRUIT SALAD 2 C. liquid from cooked turkey 2 C. diced cooked turkey or or chicken chicken 2 C. cut-up cooked, honed turkey 2 apples, diced or chicken 1 C. drained pineapple chunks 2 C. cooked or canned tomatoes 3 T. vanilla low-fat yogurt 2 C. cooked or canned whole 3/4 tsp. curry powder corn 1/4 C. choppcd nuts, optional 2 C. cooked or canned lima Toss all ingredients together and beans (1-lb. can) chill. Yields six servings and has Cook onion in fat until tender, approximately 170 calories per ser- Add rest of ingredients. Heat and ving without nuts. serve. Patterson, Causey Overall high poini winners in ilic Miss Brunswick Islands Pageant were Danielle Patterson, ages birth to 6, and Lori Causey, ages 7 and older. BCC Sets Class In Portraiture A class in portraiture in oils, wa tercolors and acrylics begins Mon day, Dec. 3, at Doc Creek Art Gal Inrv in ^unnlv ""J --rrv Hours arc 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondays and Tuesdays through February 1991. The class is open to beginners and lo more advanced students. Registration is S20, lo be paid at the first class meeting. No registra tion fee is charged North Carolina residents age 65 and older. The class is offered through the Brunswick Community College De partment of Continuing Education. More information is available from either the college, 754-6900, or the instructor, Terry Sellers, at the gal lery, 754-7919. Southport School Holds Math Night More than 300 parents joined their first- and second-grade chil dren for Family Fun Math Night last Thursday at South Elementary School. The purpose of the event was to show parents that math, Ik si learned using manipulatives, can be fun, ac cording to Brunswick County Schools spokesperson Gloria Yount. Children and parents played math ramps inrlnrtinc ivunv loss hejirs U 1' I ? and bow tics, slide it, pattern block puzzles and pyramid 13. First-grade teacher Carol Midgctt coordinated the program. Bob Jones, chief consultant in the mathematics division of the N.C. Department of Public Instruction, attended the special event. Garner Top Points Each received a six-foot-tall tro phy, a crown, banner, crown pin and Sl(X) savings bond at the Oct. 27 event at Shalloue Middle School, said Sarah Farmer. Contestants from ages birth to 25 competed in nine divisions in cate gories of beauty, sportswear, most photogcnic, prettiest smile and per sonality. Age division winners were Baby Miss Tiffany Nicole Brown, binh 12 months; Tiny Miss Amber Ben nett (13 months-2 years); Wee Miss Ashley Johnson (3-4 yc?rs)', Liitlc Miss Danielle Patterson (5-6 years); Junior Miss Melissa White (7-9 years); Pre-teen Miss Jennifer Stan ley (10-12 years); Teen Miss Lori Causey (13-15 years); Miss Bruns wick Islands Anna Varnam (19 and older); and Mrs. Brunswick Islands Shannon Casola. The winners will have an oppor tunity next year to compete in the Little Miss North Carolina Pageant and the Americas Majestic National Pageant. f " v. Happy Birthday to Ashley Suzanne Hewett who will be three years old Dec. 1st. bhe is the daughter ot Houston and Suzanne Hewett of Supply, and the Granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob Hewett and Mr. and Mrs. Audy I'helps. We Love You! Granddaddv and Grandmama Hewett Make it a J) P fi jj Collectible '?, < ^ . Christ ^ > Annalee... * ? ? 4 J Or choose from our wonderful collection oj Robert Ralkes Bears A Christmas Ralkes. Plush Collectibles by Mrs. Ncxth A North American Bears CARDS sons Twin Creek Plaza.Shallotte, tyytVS^J 754-9968 10% DISCOUNT OFF GREETING CARDS ONLY-SR CITIZENS Gifts for Special People ? Bridal & Gift Registry ? FREE GIFT WRAP We pack S *?p UPS ? layaway ? Hours 9 30-6 MONDAY THRU SATURDAY December Wedding Set Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Simmons of Calabash have announced the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, I'enni Elizabeth, to Julius Alton king, son oj Mr. and Mrs. Wray (). king of Sunset Beach. The couple will exchange vows Saturday, Dec. 22, at .? p.m. at Jennies Branch Baptist Church in Shallotte. Friends and relatives of the couple are invited. CLUB BRIEFS Lions Assist Sight-Impaired Sluilloltc I ions Club members voted at their Nov. 15 meeting to help lour needy local individuals in the Shalloilc area get eye exams anil eyeglasses at a tost of approximate Iv S8(K), said Don Eggert. secretary. A urologist gave the program, which was a talk on prostate prob lems. Also, the club inducted a new member, F.nnis Long of Supply. The Shallotlc Lions Club meets the lirsi and third Thursday ol each month at 7 p.m. at Joe's Barbecue in ShalloUc. It is the goal of Lions in help the needy in the community with sight conservation problems. Memorial Service Set Calabash F.Iks Lodge w ill hold a memorial service Sunday, Dec. 2, at 2:30 p.m. at the Lodge on Carter Drive in Trader's Village. Calabash. This memorial service is held the first Sunday in December in every Elks lxxlge throughout the United States to honor their deceased mem bers. The public is welcome to attend. Cake and coflec will he served alter the ceremony, said Ray Nordhruch. NARFE To Meet Brunswick County Commission er Kelly Holdcn will speak at the Dec. 4 meeting of the Brunswick Couniy Chapter Association