Oboist Tries Out For State Band
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A freshman oboist is the First stu
dent from North
Brunswick High
School in Lcland
in get to audi lion
for the North
Carolina Junior
High Honors
Band.
Rhonda
Clcmmons be
came eligible for
the honor when
she earned second chair in auditions
for the Southeastern District
CLEMMONS
Bandmasters All-Regional Band.
On March 14 Miss Clcmmons
will travel to Asheboro to audition
for a scat in the North Carolina
Juiiidi High Honors Band. She will
be competing with 1 1 other top oboe
players of her age statewide for two
seats in the honors band.
North Carolina is divided into six
regional band districts. Each district
holds its own band clinic early in the
spring semester, with top players
brought together to audition.
Brian Benton is the band director
at North Brunswick High School.
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PHOTO CONTRIBUTED
JENNIFER MCGOWAN AND DYI.AN C1AYTON came as the
tooth fairy and waxed dental floss respectively as part of a Dental
Health Month parade at Union Primary School at Shallotte.
Students Pitch Dental Health
At Union Primary School
Dressed as toothbrushes, tubes of
toothpaste, dental floss, dental de
cay, dentists and tooth fairies, kind
ergarteners and first grader: parade
through Union Primary School Feb.
6 to promote good dental health.
The event was nan nf a Dental
Health Month observance organized
by Kate Williamson, R.N., school
nurse.
Kindergarteners participating were
as follows: Dylan Clayton, KrysUe
Bland, Cajuan Bryant, Carla Wi
lkinson, Gerald Evans, Jennifer
McGowan, Emily Long, Krisis
Clcmmons, Emily Saintsingk,
Brcanna Murray, Leah Evans, Sim
eon Zimmerman, Monica Reaves,
Tracy Allen, Justin Travis, Matthew
Bell, Cameron Phiiiips, Gene Brad
ley, Ashley Parker, Alan Chase,
Cody Galloway, Chris Cook, Nich
olas Love, Jonathan Hawley, Megan
Gray, Susan Smith, Kelly Hcwett,
Nicholas Todd and Maggie C omer.
Also, Louis Thomas, Amy Legg,
Jennifer Lewis, Shcena Vaught,
Tyler Thorsen, Emily Garvin, Keith
McSwain, Stephen Serra, George
Sloanc, Tasha Allen, Kyle Murphy,
Jacqueline Wagner, Amanda Phipps,
Roxanne King, Meghan Catc, Drew
Sellers, Evan Gore, Jacob Bctoumcy,
Ivy Crossman and Brittany Stanley.
First graders who dressed for the
day included Andre Thomas, Me
lissa Loughery, Ashley Williams,
Megan Chestnut, Courtni Hill,
Lindsey Graham, Tara White, Derek
Morton, Latoya Hill, Jennifer Bord
caux, Josh Stanley, Rachel Early,
Brandon Frink, Ryan Gibson, D.C.
Earp, Trey Floyd, Heather Jones.
Kathy Beth Jones, Andrew Robin
son, Kayla Hewett, Joshua Coffman,
Louise Sheffield, Jessica Hewett,
Allen Ellis, Randv Buckncr. Bobbv
Earwood, Ellery Stanley, Kelly Mc
Guire, Christine Potter, Dustin Ben
nett, Jeremy Ferguson, Michelle
Hewett, Bridget Biddle, Amanda
Nobles and Brandon Radford.
Second- and third-grade students
participated Feb. 5 in a public ser
vice announcement contest. Four
overall winners ? Tashcka King,
Megan Hargis, Rob Morgan and
Sarah Spayd? will get to record
their announcements for airing over
WDZD during February. Classroom
winners were Amber Girard, Rcnata
Hankins, Nicole Milliken, Stephanie
Brown, Tobais Fullwood, Alexis
Evans and Kara Spencer.
Democrats To Meet
At Headquarters
The Brunswick County Demo
cratic Party Executive Committee
meets today (Thursday) at 7 p.m. at
the party's Headquarters building on
U.S. 17 north of Supply.
The meeting is open to all inter
ested Democrats, said Chairman
Crawford Hart.
Also, the party's Special Registra
tion Committee will meet Saturday,
Feb. 22, at 10:30 a.m. at the Head
quarters building.
New Year Begins
Warm And Wet
Last month gave Southeastern
North Carolina its only bout with
snow so far this winter, but managed
to remain warmer and wetter than
normal.
January offered slightiy higher
temperatures and more rain than
usual, according to the National
Weather Service in Wilmington.
Average temperature for the
month was 47 degrees, which was
only 1.4 degrees above normal.
'i"he highest temperature for the
month was 69 degrees oil Jan. 14,
dipping to the monthly low of 20
only a week later. No record high or
low temperatures were set during
January.
The weather service recorded
nine days during the month with
temperatures of 32 degrees or lower,
compared w ith a normal count of 14
days.
Heating degree day units totaled
548 in January, which was 59 units
below normal. There were six cool
ing degree day units.
Precipitation for the month to
taled 5.75 inches of liquid, exceed
ing the normal count by 2. 1 1 inches.
The 1 .4 inches of snow on Jan. 19
was a record snowfall for that date
and was the only snow measured
during the month.
Rain measuring 1.82 inches on
Jan. 3 established a new record for
that date, beating the previous record
of 1.18 inches set in 1930. The
weather service recorded measurable
rain on 11 days during January, the
norm for which is 10.5 days.
Daily average wind speed was 8
miles per hour, compared with 9.1
for a normal January. The fastest
gust was 39 mph on Jan. 14.
Sea level pressure also dipped to
the lowest point of the month on
Jan. 14 at 29.42 inches sea level as a
winter storm passed by to the north.
The weather service reported 10
clear days, three partly-cloudy days
and 1 8 cloudy days for the month.
The area received .56 percent of the
possible sunshine in January, which
is very close to normal, the service
reported.
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