CLUB BRIEFS
Brunswick Shriners
Set June 1 2 Fish Fry
The Brunswick County Shrine
Club will hold its annual fish fry
Friday, June 12, from 11 a.m. to 6
p.m. at seven locations across the
county, said Steve Norris, event
chairman.
Tents will be set up at Shallotte,
Bolivia, Holdcn Beach, Seaside,
Southport, Oak Island and Lcland.
Plates will cost $4 each.
Watch Elects Officers
Brunswick County Community
Watch Association elected officers
for 1992-93 at its annual meeting
held May 15.
All of the officers arc from the
Zion Hill Community Watch. They
arc Grady Mellon, president; Ron
Stewart, vice president; Kathy Ste
wart, secretary; Inga Arnold, trea
surer. Zack Smith was appointed to
the board of directors of the North
Carolina Community Watch Asso
ciation.
The annual meeting program in
cluded a dinner prepared in part by
Crime Prevention Officer Don Gates
and Deputy Charles Crocker of the
Brunswick County Sheriffs Depart
ment, exhibits by Nick Nickerson
and A1 Brumdgcr of home security
equipment and a talk on folklore by
Ella Jo Sellers of Cape Fear
Community College.
Spokesman Lee F. Miller Jr. said
most areas of the county were repre
sented, with each community main
taining watch patrols in their neigh
borhood during the meeting.
Retirees To Hear Kelly
Dave Kelly, who is in charge of
external relations for Carolina
Power & Light Company's Bruns
wick Nuclear Plant, will be the guest
speaker at the June 9 meeting of
NARFE's Brunswick County chap
ter.
NARFE is the acronym for Nat
ional Association of Retired Federal
Employees.
The meeting will be held at
Sandfiddler Restaurant in Shallotte,
starting at noon, and is open to the
public.
Spokesman James H. Bryant
urged all members and prospective
members to attend. Membership is
open to all federal government re
tirees and federal employees with at
least five years' servicc.
Beachcombers Meet
The Beachcombers Shell Club
will meet Tuesday, June 9, at the
home of Judy Bryan in Holdcn
Beach at 10 a.m.
For more information call Mrs.
Bryan at 842-7242.
Senior Slate Dinner
Holdcn Beach Senior Citizens
will meet Monday, June 8, at 6:30
p.m. at the Lock wood Folly Comm
unity Building on Stanbury Road
said spokesman Ann Robinson. A
covered dish dinner is planned.
Elks To Honor Flag
Calabash Elks Lodge will honor
the birthday of the American flag
with a ceremony for all members
and the public Sunday, June 14, at 2
p.m. at the lodge in Traders Village,
Calabash.
Lodge spokesman John F. Zicfcl
said contrary to popular lore, the
flag's history didn't begin with
Betsy Ross, but has a much older
heritage that will be related briefly
by Francis Chancier, the lodge's ex
alted ruler.
Ziefel encouraged parents to
bring their children "for a worth
while lesson in American history."
After the 30-minutc ceremony,
light refreshments with be served by
the Elks Ladies Auxiliary, with mu
sic by A1 and Pat Hatcher of North
Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Governor's School Gets
Two Brunswick Students
GALSE KEILL
Three were called but only two
will be going from Brunswick
County to North Carolina Gover
nor's School this summer.
Moneika Cause and Alison Keill
arc West Brunswick High School
sophomores selected for this acade
mic honor, as was Justin Rohde a
South Brunswick High School sop
homore. The young women will
check in at Salem College June 28,
for the six-week session, but Rohde
decided to decline the opportunity.
He will participate, instead, in a rur
al science initiative program at the
N.C. School of Math and Science.
Miss Gause and Miss Keill will
spend six weeks of summer vacation
in a school setting for two different
reasons.
"My cousin went one year and
talked about how good it was, and it
looked good to me," Miss Gausc
said. She was chosen in the area of
natural science but docs not intend
pursuing a carccr in this discipline.
"I'm interested in science, but I
really want to go into law," she ex
plained.
Miss Kcill, on the other, hand is
strongly committed to English, the
subject she will focus on at Gov
ernor's School.
"I think I'd like to be an English
teacher, and this seemed a good op
portunity to find out more about it,"
she said.
Students can make application to
the popular program in specific cate
gories of learning. Two summer ses
sions are held, one at Salem College
in Winston-Salem, the other at St.
Andrews in Laurinburg. Participants
are chosen on the basis of grades
and test scores. In addition to the
category in which they are selected,
they take courses in philosophy and
Self in Society.
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Writers Recognized
Monekia Cause of Sunset Beach (right), a sophomore at VVes/
Brunswick High School, accepts a $50 savings bond from Dot
Hadley, Shallotte branch manager of Southern National Bank.
Miss Cause and her counterparts, Cheryl Shatterly of South
Brunswick High and Melissa Martin of North Brunswick High,
wrote winning essays in a Youth Issues Awareness Week contest
and presented them at the Partnerships For Youth Family Night
last month. Miss Cause wrote about the AIDS threat; other topics
were the negative impact of television overload on students and vi
olence in schools.
Fourth Of July Festival
Parade Floats Available
Floats for the 1992 North Carolina Fourth of July Festival Parade are
now available, the N.C. Fourth of July Festival Inc. announced this week.
A professionally constructed float can be rented for S350 by one
group or business or, for S20 more per group, a combination of business
es or organizations, said Karen Hope.
For more information contact Carolyn Price at 919-457-6068 be
tween 6 p.m. and 8 p.m.
David Reaford Tripp Jr.
from
Tripp's Mowing Service
and
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Births Are Announced
Sarvis
Doris P. Thornton of Leland has
announced the birth of a son,
Solomon Z. Sarvis.
Born at 10:30 p.m. May 18, he
weighed six pounds, 14 ounccs and
measured 21 inches.
He joins siblings Robbie and Erin
Thornton.
Theresa Alloway and George
Overy of Shallottc have announced
the birth of their daughter. Winter
Michelle Overy.
Arriving May 4 at 10:12 a.m. at
New Hanover Regional Medical
Center, Wilmington, she weighed
six pounds, four ounccs.
Grandparents arc Norman and
Dorccn Alloway of Shallottc, Kalhy
Alloway of Eric, Pa., and Gary and
Mary Shcaffcr of Seaside.
Great-grandparents arc Carroll
and George Yashcr of Ocean Isle
Beach and Robert and Margie Peters
of Eric, Pa. Mary Ellen Yashcr is
her grcat-grcat-grandmothcr.
Mcrric and Lcc Rogers Frink of
Calabash arc the parents of a son,
Lcc Elon Frink, born May 26 at
11:37 p.m. at The Brunswick
Hospital.
He weighed 8 pounds, 8 ounccs,
and was 20 inches long.
Lcc joins siblings Daniel, Duane,
Tcnicsha and Sharric.
Grandparents arc Eula Koon and
Ben Moore, both of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
and Lcatha Frink of Shallottc. Mary
Ford of North Braddock, Pa., is the
child's great-grandmother.
Melissa Evans and Anthony
Bryant of Route 2, Bolivia, have an
nounced the birth of a daughter,
Alisha Dcnicce Evans at 5:30 p.m.
May 26 at The Brunswick Hospital.
She weighed 6 pounds, 1 1 1/2
ounccs and was 20 inches in length.
Frink
Evans
She joins siblings Antoinette and
Awanna Evans.
Grandparents arc Joyce and
Arthur Evans of Bolivia and Janettc
and Willie Bryant of Supply.
Great-grandparents are Willie
Mac Waddell of Lcland, Pincie
Bryant of Supply and Goldie Mac
Evans of Bolivia.
Bennett
Glenn and Susan Bennett of
Shallottc have announced the birth
of a daughter, Emily Glynn.
She arrived at Grand Strand
General Hospital, Myrtle Beach,
S.C., at 4:31 a.m. May 16. Emily
weighed 7 pounds, 6 ounces and
measured 20 inchcs in length.
She joins a sister, Brianna
Elizabeth, 19 months.
Grandparents arc Manscl and
Louise Bennett and Gene and
Beverly Smith, all of Shallottc.
Great-grandparents arc L.D. and
Clara Smith of Ash and Guy and
Beverly Ollis of Ncwland.
Coastline VRS
Number Changes
The telephone number for the
Coastline Volunteer Rescue
Squad has been changed to 842
77(X).
The new number, which is
staffed 24 hours a day, should be
used for any non-emergency
calls, to arrange transportation to
a doctor or the hospital doctor or
for other business.
Emergency calls for rescue
squad service should be made by
dialing 91 1.
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SHALLOTTE MIDDLE SCHOOL
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Little United Miss 8- 1 0 Years
Young United Miss: 11-12 Years
Junior United W.ss: 13-14 Years
Teenager Miss: 15-16 Years
Unrted Miss: 17-20 Years
United Ms: 21 & Up-Single
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