Births Are Announced
Miles
Joseph and Christy Miles of Tam
pa, Fla., have announced the birth
of a daughter, Jcssika Elaine Miles,
Feb. 10 at Humana Hospital in
Brandon, Fla.
Bom at 3:47 p.m., Jcssika weigh
ed 8 pounds, 1 1 ounces and was 20
1/2 inches long.
Grandparents arc Ailccn Miles of
Supply and Joyce Johnson of Tam
pa.
Grcat-graniv rents arc Lizzie
Rewis of Tabor City and Mabry
Smith of Tampa.
Gould
Robert and Michelle Gould of
Route 9, Shallottc, have announced
the birth of a child, Curwrcnn
Ranae Gould, Feb. 7 at The Bruns
wick Hospital, Supply.
Bom at 9:39 a.m., Curwrcnn
weighed 6 pounds, 11 ounces and
was 19 1/2 inches long. Curwrcnn
has a brother, Robert Alcxzandcr
Gould.
Grandparents arc Jerry and Linda
Allen of Shallottc, Emma Gould of
Rockingham and Lcroy and Annie
Warrcn of Shallottc.
Great-grandparents arc Mary A.
Brooks of Shallottc and Emma
Gould of Rockingham.
Robinson
Mr. and Mrs/Linwood Jerry Rob
inson Jr. of Supply have announced
the birth of a daughter. Jamie Me
lissa Lynn, bom Feb. 20 at New
Hanover Regional Mcdical Center
in Wilmington.
Jamie weighed 8 pounds, 1/2
ounce at birth and measured 21
inches long.
Maternal grandparents arc Mr. and
Mrs. Danny Lewis of Shallottc
Point. A paternal grandparent is Mrs.
Dec Dee Robinson of Shallottc.
A great-grandmother is Mrs.
Dora Long of Longwood
Benton
Johanna Benton of Ash has an
nounced the birth of a son, Justin
"Tyler" Benton.
Arriving at 2:02 p.m. Feb. 5 at
The Brunswick Hospital, he weigh
ed 8 pounds, 14 ounces and was 22
inches in length.
Grandparents arc Howard and
Lois Benton of Ash. Great-grand
parents arc Clyde Benton of Ash
and Talmadgc Varnum and Minnie
Vamum of Varnamtown.
His great-great grandmother is
Veda Norris of Varnamtown.
Lewis
Danny and Sandra Lewis of
Longwood have announced the
birth of their second son, Eric Dc
vion Lewis, Feb. 22, at 4 p.m.
Bom at The Brunswick Hospital,
he weighed 7 pounds, 5 ounces and
was 19 inches long.
He has a brother, Daniel Lee
Lewis.
Grandparents arc Ncilie Hcwctt
of Silver Hill and the late Wilbcr
Hcwctt and Ruth Lewis of Long
wood and the late James Lewis.
Pierce
Donna Pierce of Southport has
announced the birth of a son, Bran
don Glenn Pierce, Feb. 22 at The
Brunswick Hospital, Supply.
Bom at 2:55 p.m., Brandon
weighed 9 pounds, 1 1 1/2 ounces
and was 21 1/2 inchcs long. He has
two siblings, Michacl ana Jesse
Pierce.
Grandparents arc Vincent and
Barbara Chirdon of Southport.
Arts Festival To Feature Reid
Danccr and actress Pamela Rcid
will be the featured guest artist
Friday, March 8, at the fifth annual
black Arts Festival, which begins at
7:30 p.m. at Brunswick Community
College.
The event was rescheduled from
February bccause of inclement
weather.
Along with Ms. Rcid, the line-up
of performers includes a mix of out
of-town and local artists.
Local performers will include
Lawahna Gardner, a vocalist from
South Brunswick High School,
Janic Johnson of Supply and Claire
Hankins of Bolivia.
The Andre A. Minkins Play
wrights' Showcase Ensemble of Ra
leigh will present a dramatic per
formance.
Artwork by South Brunswick and
West Brunswick high school stu
dents will be exhibited as well.
Ms. Rcid founded the Black Arts
Festival during her tenure as BCC
Visiting Artist from 1986-1988. She
is presently Visiting Artist at
Southeastern Community College in
Whiteville.
The public is invited to attend the
festival at no charge. It is sponsored
by BCC and the Brunswick Arts
Council.
Literacy Volunteers Trained
The Brunswick County Literacy
Council recently certified 12 new tu
tors from across the county, reports
Gladys Wagcnscil, coordinator.
Available now to tutor adults us
ing the phonics-bascd Laubach
method arc volunteers Mardcllc
Gore of Longwood; Beth Pupp and
Debbie Rupp of Shallottc; Evelyn
Loukas and Robert Loukas of Long
Beach; Angie Lewis of Supply;
Carol Andrews of Souihport; Dore
en Wilce, Ramona Bcndin and
Richard Bcndin of Calabash; and
Mary Lu DiFazio and Sal DiFazio
of Sunset Bench.
Volunteer Rich Dixon was the
trainer for the Feb. 22-23 workshop
at the BCLC officc at Supply.
Through its volunteers the council
provides onc-on-onc assistance to
adults and others who want to up
grade their reading and writing skills.
For more information or to refer
a student, contact the Brunswick
County Literacy Council at (919)
754-7323, P.O. Box 6, Supply, N.C.
2X462.
Right To Life
To Show Video
A video titled "Eclipse of Rea
son" will be shown when Bruns
wick County Right to Life meets
Monday, March 11, at 7 p.m. in the
Shallotte Community Chapel.
The video was created by Dr.
Bernard Nathanson, a founder of
the National Abortion Rights Lea
gue who has become a leading op
ponent of abortion.
Guests and newcomers are invit
ed to the meeting. For more infor
mation, call Janet Pope at 287-3111
or Jean Barber at 579-6623.
Miss Hines To Wed
Mr. and Mrs. William \V. Hines
of Long wood have announced
the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Nancy Leigh, to
William Carl Wickel, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wickel of
Vero Beach, Fla. The wedding
is planned Saturday, March 16,
at 4 p.m. in Philadelphia Wles
leyan Church, Ash. Friends
and relatives of the couple are
invited.
Dana's Creative House
& Garden (Shop
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Don't forget
All your gardening
needs are at Dana's
In The Gore Center ? Hwy. 130, Whiteville
2.6 Miles From Whiteville
V 642-0629 ? Open Monday-Saturday 8:30-5:30
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KATHERINE BACHMANN (left) and Ellen Oellerich (right)
youth activity chairpersons with Calabash VFW Auxiliary, present
a certificate to Zelphia Grissett, principal of Union Primary School.
CLUB BRIEFS
Union Sends 900 Valentines
Under the encourage of the Ladies
Auxiliary of Calabash VFW Post
No. 7288, students at Union Primary
School in Shallotte recently made
approximately 900 valentines for
service personnel in Saudi Arabia.
Students are hoping to hear from
some of the soldiers who receive
their cards, said Mary Bencs, VFW
Auxiliary spokesman.
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Grissett received a certificate of ap
preciation from the auxiliary for the
school's support of the auxiliarists*
project
On March 9 VFW members and
auxiliarists will visit patients at the
V.A. Hospital in Fayetteville to play
bingo and serve refreshments.
Monthly activities include a cov
ered dish dinner the second Satur
day of each month at 6 p.m., with
members and guests welcome; and
bingo games the first three Mon
days of the month with residents of
Brunswick Village in Shallotte.
Also, on Tuesday, March 14, aux
iliarists plan to make arts and crafts
at the post, starting at 10:30 a.m.
Homemakers To Meet
Town Creek Extension Home
makers Club meets Monday, March
1 1 , at 9 a.m. at Town Creek Park on
U.S. 17 in Winnabow.
Mary L. Russ, extension home
economics agent, will present a pro
gram on analyzing stains in apparel
and housing fabrics anu techniques
and techniques for their removal.
Visitors are welcome, said club
member Marie Young.
Guys And Dolls Meet
The Guys and Dolls Extension
Homemakers Club appointed four
committees at its February meeting
at the Brunswick County Govern
ment Center in Bolivia.
Appointments were as follows:
Harold Hoy and Thelma Dunn,
family issues; Ed and Jean Robin
son, environmental issues; Russ and
Alice Perkis, global issues; and
John and Alda Lewis and Jo Di
Carlo, special projects.
The club plans lo treat its two
nursing home "adoptees" to a spe
cial Easter luncheon March 27.
The Guys and Dolls arc planning
to participate in the county exten
sion homemakers' Quilt Show *91
the weekend of April 6 at Shallotle
Middle School.
Mrs. Di Carlo said club members
gave 401 hours of volunteer service
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Long-time Lions Cited
Shalloltc Lions Club honored
three members for their long-time
service to Lions at the club's 44th
anniversary dinner held Feb. 21 at
Sandpiper Golf & Country Club.
Presented pins were Pete Kopasz
of Calabash, 25 years; W.J. Mc
Lamb of Ocean Isle Beach, 20
years; and Lcn Ferguson of Cal
abash, 15 years.
To Address AARP
Jean W. Pclletier of Lower Cape
Fear Hospice will present an over
view of the program and services
available lo all area residents at the
next meeting of Calabash Chapter
3640 of the American Association
of Retired Persons.
The meeting is scheduled today
(Thursday) at 7 p.m. at the Calabash
Volunteer Fire Department.
Rcrrcshmcnts will be served and
guests arc welcome, according to
spokespersons James and Dorothy
Doyle.
Medicare Is Topic
Key issues and changes in Medi
care policies including those imple
mented in 1991 will be discussed at
the next meeting of the Newcomers
Club of South Brunswick Islands.
Bill Walters, business officc man
ager at The Brunswick Hospital in
Supply, will address the group at its
meeting today (Thursday) at 7 p.m.
in the hospital cafeteria.
Spokesperson Sarah Williams
said refreshments will be served.
The newcomers club is open lo any
one who has moved to Brunswick
County in ihc last five years.
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New Salon Opening March 16
QaCCery
Maxine B. Pressley
Owner/Stylist
Call 579-0930 ? Walk-ins Welcome
Hwy. 179, Cornerstone Plaza
(1 mile South of Light)
Ocean Isle Beach, NC 28459
Full Service Salon for Men & Women
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Shades! Shades! Shades!
New shipment of all
new shapes & sizes
Beii, scalloped, barrei, ?
pleated, empire, \/\
cut-paper & ? .''t /
many more in
silk & linen. .
Even tiny
Candle Stick . -
shades! ? / . ?
We also
offer lamp
repair
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640-2758 ' Open Mon.-Sat. 10-6 ? (Just past BEMC)
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Chamber Books Band Of Oz
For Revamped Oyster Fest
The Band of Oz will be the featured entertainment for the North
Carolina Oyster Festival, which this year will move to a Friday-Satur
day format.
Dates for this year's event have changcd from Saturday and Sunday,
Oct. 19 and 20 to Friday and Saturday, Oct. 18 and 19.
Activities will begin at noon Friday and continue through Saturday,
offering seafood, arts and crafts, entertainment and amusement rides for
the entire family.
The Band of Oz will perform Friday night and Saturday, said Kathi
Grissctt of the South Brunswick Islands Chamber of Commerce, which
sponsors the annual event.
Established in 1967 on a part-time basis. The Band of Oz went full
time in 1977. The group plays beach music and top 20 hits across the
Carolinas, Virginia and Georgia. The band has recorded several songs
of its own, including 5 hag gin' , Ocean Boulevard and Reputation. Their
playlist also includes artists such as Paul McCartney, Kool & The Gang,
Earth, Wind & Fire, Daryl Hall and John Oates and others.
More information on the festival is available from the South Bruns
wick Islands Chamber of Commerce, P. O. Box 1380, Shallotte, NC
28459 or (919) 754-6644.
Birthdays And Anniversaries
Thursday, March 7
Felisa Benton, John R. Frink,
Prudy Robinson, Diannc Foss, Jeff
Cheers, Christync Poole; Malcolm
and Brenda Grissett, Larry and
Laura DcStcfano.
Friday, March 8
Jeffcry Lctjuinn Frin.*, Michacl
Richard Moorc, Rose Hemmiway,
Ronnie Rabon, Darla Fox, Emma
Lee Caison, Terry Reaves, Ann
Evans, Lorrie Trogdon, Cheryl Gore,
Suzanne Moore, Jimmy Price, Tonia
Trcst; Conrad and Doris Pigott.
Saturday, March 9
Jomondrc R. Frink, Steve Hick
man, Justin Millikcn, Sherlene Han
kins, Anthony Hcwctt. Steve While,
Dclbcrt Stanley, Danny E. William
son, Evelyn Batson; Tim and Shan
non Stone.
Sunday, March 10
Christina BrcAnne Evans, Denisc
Ash, Lisa Powell, Bccky Singleton,
Bradley Pulley, Jessica Nicoholc
Price, Vidcll White, Annie Ruth
Bennett, Latty Stanley, Barry Hold
en, Ricky Babson, Peggy Clem
mons, Clotcal Cox, Jess Singletary,
James P. Russ, Jessie Redwine,
BrcAnna Evans; John and Gerri
McGowan, Phil and Kathy Tysing
er, Harry and Bccky Yoder.
Monday, March 11
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Swain, Sabrina Parrish, Stacey
Hewett, Patti Kinlaw, John Mang,
Samantha Frink Lewis, Phyllis
Leigh, Stacey Hewett, Colin Mc
Coy, R.D. White IV, Pat Barber,
Carolyn Roberts, David B. Kanoy
Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. James Carlisle,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Page, Mr. and
Mrs. Benny Ludlum.
Tuesday, March 12
Love You!
Mom 8c Dad
Happy 1st Birthday
Derek Wayne Day
Shccnc Patrice Roberts, Dcloris
Todd, Frank Worrell, Larry Cox,
Robbie Gurganus, Jan Cole; Carl
and Saundra Fox, Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Martin.
Wednesday, March 13
Peggy Gibson, Corbit Reaves,
Nicholas Keith Smith. Murrcl Lcn
non, Wanda Bradsher, Brandy
Blackmon, Cindy Covil, Carol
Inman.
Too late, too late
Guess who's 38!
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