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
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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
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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.
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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
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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 <il Retired Federal F.m
ployees (NARFE).
I he meeting begins at 12 noon at
the Sandfiddler ResUiurant in SoUth
IXHt.
Members and prospective mem
bers are encouraged to attend, said
spokesman James H. Bryant, and
the meetings arc open to the public.
Membership is available to all
federal retirees and federal employ
ees with at least five years of ser
vice.
AARP Slates Dinner
Calabash Chapter No. 3640 of the
American Association of Retired
Persons will hold its annual Chris
tmas party Dec. 6 at the Calabash
V llunteer Fiie Department building.
The covered dish dinner will begin
at 6:30 p.m., said Ray Nordbruch.
Members who wish to participate
in a gift exchange are asked to bring
a present with a value of about S3.
Males should bring gifts for males
and females, for females.
Members will clcct officers for
tlic coming year following presenta
tion of the nominating committee
report.
Also, Linda Hays of the Myrtle
Beach Chamber of Commerce will
speak on activities available in
Myrtle Beach, S.C., during the holi
uay season.
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Local Births Are Announced
Milliken
Julie Ann Milliken of Shallottc
has announced the birth of her first
child. Daphne Nicole Milliken,
Nov. 11 at 1:39 a.m. in The Bruns
wick Hospital.
Daphne Nicole weighed 6 pounds.
14 ounces, and was 19 inches long.
Her grandparents arc Sandra Mil
liken of Seaside and Bobby Milli
ken of Ash.
Buffkin
James and Jane BullVin of Route
7, Shallottc, arc the parents of a son,
Jordan Garrett BulTkin.
Bom at 4 p.m. Nov. 12 in The
Brunswick Hospital, he weighed 7
pounds, 6 ounccs, and was 20 1/2
inches in length.
Grandparents arc Jimmy and
Lena Buffkin of Grisscttown and
Bcttic Causey of Ocean Isle Beach.
Cox
Kimberly Knox and Harry Cox of
Route 1, Bolivia, have announced
the birth of a child. Khiry Mitchell
Cox, at 6:47 p.m. Nov. 16 in The
Brunswick Hospital.
The child weighed six pounds, 5
1/2 ounccs. and w;ls 18 inches long.
Grandparents arc Delilah Cox of
Supply and Jackic Knox of Char
lotte. Great-grandparents arc Alvah
Cox of Bolivia and Norctta Turner
of Charlotte.
Turner
Darrcll and Kimberly Turner of
Route 2, Lcland, have announced
the birth of their first child, a son,
Darrcll Lcc Turner Jr.
Darrell was bom Nov. 16 at 5:17
p.m. in The Brunswick Hospital. He
weighed X pounds. 1/2 ounce, and
was 20 inches long.
Grandparents arc William and
Nancy Turner of l-cland and Roger
and Linda Ramsey of Lcland.
Great-grandparents arc Rallis and
Dorothy Sullivan of Lcland and El
liott and Virginia Cooper of Castle
Haync.
Metzler
Drew and Claire Metzler of Vil
lage Point Estates, Shallottc, have
announced die birth of a daughter.
Tiffany Alissa Metzler.
Bom at 2:16 p.m. Nov. 15 in The
Brunswick Hospital, she weighed 8
pounds and was 20 1/2 inches in
length.
She joins two brothers, Daryl and
Christopher.
Grandparents arc Brad and Jean
Manning of New Milford, N.J., Joe
and Nellie Roche of Woodcliff
Lake, N.J., and Ralph Metzler of
Oakland. N.J.
Great-grandparents arc Joseph
and Phyllis Villcl of Waldwick, N.J.
Grissett
Robert and Sherry Grissett of
Shallottc have announced the birth
of a son, Robert (Rob) Harris Gris
sett, Nov. 19 at 10:38 p.m. in New
Hanover Memorial Hospital, Wilm
ington.
He weighed 7 pounds, 5 1/2
ounccs, and was 20 3/4 inches in
length.
Rob has a sister, Jennifer Claire
Grissett, 2.
Maternal grandparents are Char
lie and Ann Harris of Gastonia. Pa
ternal grandparents arc Patricia Tay
lor of Raleigh and Robert Grissett
of Fuquay-Varina.
BCC Registration Winds Down Friday
Prospective students have until from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the stu
Friday, Nov. 30, to register for the dent services office in the ALS
winter term at Brunswick Commun- Building at Supply.
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