May 2 Yard Sale
Lower Cape Fear
Hospice's First
Volunteers are collecting clo
thing, furniture, household items
and books in good condition for
Lower Cape Fear Hospice's first
annual yard sale.
Volunteer Betty Luehring said
the yard sale will be held May 2,
with times and location to be an
nounced.
For drop-off information, in
terested persons may call Ms.
Luchnng at 754-51 13.
Hospice is a not-for-profit or
ganization that working with the
terminally ill and their families,
providing a variety of services.
It's Brunswick County office is
in the Sunward Office Building,
Shallot tc.
Winnabow VFD
Will Serve BBQ
Winnabow Volunteer Fire De
partment will serve barbecue dinners
Saturday, March 7, from 1 1 a.m. to
5 p.m at the fire station on Gov
ernor's Road.
Plates will include pork barbecue,
potato salad, cole slaw and hushpup
pics. Cost is S3 each, said spokes
man Ralph Fra/icr.
Farmer
vtu.iamson
FULLWOOD
Seven Girls Vyinq For
Seven contestants will compete
for the title of 1992 Little Miss
Brunswick County Saturday, March
7, at 7 p.m. at Shallottc Middle
School.
Chalmers Champion of Shallottc,
daughter of Jerry and Cynthia
Champion, currently holds the title.
The Little Miss pageant is co
sponsored by Scholarship Pageants
of Brunswick County, Inc., a non
profit civic corporation which pro
duces Brunswick County's official
Miss America preliminary pageant,
and the Shallottc Junior Woman's
Club.
Following this year's event, the
Little Miss Brunswick County
Pageant will become an annual pro
ject of the Shallottc Junior Woman's
Club.
Mistress of ceremonies for the
pageant will be Lisa Dale Young of
Long Beach, Miss Brunswick
CLUB BRIEFS
Middle East Festival Planned
Brunswick County Extension
Homcmakers will hold a Middle
East food and fact festival on
Saturday, March 21, from noon to
3:30 p.m. at the Town Creek
Recreation Building.
Norma Branch of Charlotte and
Holden Beach will be the guest
speaker. She lived in Saudi Arabia
for 25 years, according to spokes
person Pat Nash.
The Global Issues segment of
Extension Homcmakers, under the
direction of Julia Bailey, is sponsor
ing the festival to create an aware
ness of customs, foods and lifestyles
in the Middle East.
Parti- ipants will be asked to make
a S2 donation to help cover expens
es.
Named Pilot Sweetheart
Sue Chapman was voted by mem
bers of Pilot Club of South Bruns
wick Islands as
its Pilot Found
ation Sweetheart
for 1992.
At the club's
Feb. 18 meeting.
President Nellie
Wcstbrook pre
sented her a
plaque. Mrs.
Chapman was
CHAPMAN recognized for
her scrvicc to the community
through Project ACCESS (for peo
ple with disabilities), safety projects
at Union Primary School and as co
ordinator of other projects.
Speakers Available
Need a speaker for an upcoming
meeting of your club or organiza
tion?
The Coast Toasters Toastmastcrs
Club of Shallollc can provide a hu
morous, motivational or informa
tional speaker for most types of
functions.
For more information on avail
able topics and speakers, contact
club member Don Eggert, at 253
4361 days, or 754-5082, evenings.
Toastmastcrs International is
world's largest organization of its
kind; members meet regularly in a
d seminar-like setting to help each
jjf other improve their speaking, listen
ing and thinking skills.
The Coast Toasters meet each
Thursday from 7 a.m. to 8 a.m.
Their temporary meeting location is
Bliss Hall, St. James Episcopal
Church, Main Street, Shallotte.
Irish Feast
Calabash VFW Post No. 7288
will serve a St. Patrick's Day dinner
Tuesday, March 17, at the VFW
building. Trader's Village.
Guests have a choice of two sit
tings; 5 p.m. or 7 p.m.
Tickets arc S7 per person for a
dinner of corned beef, cabbage, pot
atoes and rye bread. Contact the
post, 579-3577, for tickets.
Musical Meeting
The Brierwood Ladies' Club will
be entertained by the Shallottc La
dies' Barbershop Chorus at their
next meeting, Monday, March 9.
All Bricrwood women arc wel
come to attend the gathering sched
uled for 7:30 p.m. at Camp United
Methodist Church.
Call Pat Narazinski, 754-8102,
for information.
Awards Dinner
The Calabash VFW Ladies Auxi
liary will hold an awards dinner at
2:30 p.m. Sunday, March X, at the
post building, announced spokesper
son Mary Bencs.
A charge of S2 per person will be
charged members and their guests.
The next meeting of the auxiliary
is Monday, March 23, she said.
Sanctuaries Are Topic
A speaker from the National
Audubon Society will talk about
North Carolina's Coastal Islands
Sanctuary system Wednesday,
March II, at the Brunswick Bird
Club meeting.
The program begins at 7:30 p.m.
in the meeting room of Atlantic
Telephone Membership Corp. on
N.C. 130 west of Shallottc.
The club will head to the eastern
coastal areas of Texas later this
month on its annual birding trip.
For more information about the
monthly meeting and the annual
birding trip, call Marcia Warring,
579-9474.
Right To Life Meets
Brunswick County Right To Life
chapter will hold a dinner meeting
Friday, March 6, at 6:30 p.m. at
Joe's Barbccuc in Shallottc.
Chairman Brooks Ward invites
newcomcrs and other interested per
sons to attend as plans arc discusscd
regarding public education and as
sistance to girls in a crisis pregnan
cy.
For more information contact Ms.
Ward at 287-3099.
Club Donates
The Long Bay Garden Club met
Feb. 21, welcoming new member
Doris Innis of Shallottc to its mem
bership.
Spokesperson Kathleen Parker
said the club voted to plant two trees
at Shallottc Middle School in Sept
ember in recognition of Arbor Day.
Members also agreed to bring
toys and other usable items to the
next meeting to give to Hope Harbor
Home for battered women and chil
dren.
Topic Is Herbs
Mary Russ, home economist with
the Brunswick County Center of the
N.C. Cooperative Extension Service
will talk about herbs at the Wed
nesday, March 1 1 , meeting of the
Carolina Shores Garden Club.
The meeting begins at 1 p.m. in
the Property Owner's Association
(POA) Clubhouse, said spokesper
son Pal O'Lcary.
Underground Atlanta-Mar. 27-29 Jfo ?,
Washington, DC-April 2-5
Savannah, GA-April 10-12
Dolly in Concert! Dolly wood-April 25-27
New Orleans-May 17-23
Plus Many More
Call 754-4222
FOR ALL YOUR TRAVEL NEEDS
Convenient Tours and Travel
Hwy . 17 N . , Shall o 1 1? ( next to Allisons fijrber Shop at Wdimati)
County 1991.
Entertainers will include Crystal
Maria Williams of Lcland. Miss
Brunswick County 1992, the V'cttes
of the Brunswick School of Dance
and Courtney Pridgen, Little Miss
Wilmington 1992.
Contestants will compctc in pri
vate interview as well as on stage in
party dress and talent.
Iliis year's contestants arc as fol
lows:
?Megan Elizabeth Farmer, 7,
daughter of Christopher and Sara
Farmer of Shallottc. A student a
Union Primary School, she will per
form a jazz dance.
?Virginia Love Williamson, 9,
daughter of DcCarol and Jan Wil
liamson of Occan Isle Beach. A stu
dent at Cape Fear Academy, she will
perform a jazz dancc.
?Ariental LaFaye Fullwood, 9,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A.
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WALKER
FRANCIS
SHADID
Little Little Miss Brunswick County
Chalmers
Champion
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Little
Miss
Fullwood of Supply. A sludcnt at
Union Primary School, she will per
form a vocal selection in talent com
petition.
?Brandi Nicolc Harrison, 6,
daughter of George and Rcgina
Harrison of Ash. A student at Wac
camaw Elementary School, she will
perform a ballet dance in talent com
petition.
?Fallon Jade Walker. 9, daughter
of Jerome and Heidi Walker of
Holdcn Beach. A student at Union
Primary School, she will perform a
tap dance.
?Robbyn Shavonne Francis, 8,
daughter of Aninas and Cheryl
Francis of Southpon. The Southport
Elementary School student will per
form a piano medley.
?Victoria Suicy Lynn Shadid, X,
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daughter of Terrie Lynn Shadid of
Shallotte. The Union Primary
School student will perform a jax/
dance.
Tickets arc S5 and will be avail
able at the door. Proceeds from the
pageant will be utilized in communi
ty service projects of t!;e Shallotte
Junior Woman's Club.
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