Summer School
Staffs Ready For July 7 Start
With the dust of another school year scarcely
settled, plans for summer school in Brunswick
County arc being finali/cd for grades 3 through
12.
The 20-day sessions will be conducted at
Shallolie, Lcland and South Brunswick middle
schools starling July 7 and closing Aug. 7.
Classes will meet from 8:15 a.m. until 1 p.m.,
with free lunches served daily, according to
James McAdams, summer school coordinator.
Students arc currently registering at the schools
they have been attending.
Staffs approved by the Brunswick County
Board of Education arc as follows:
?Shallotte Middle: Principal William Dctrie;
teachers include Tom Simmons and Snowrce
Hcwctt, third grade; Sandra Mint/, and Pauline
Hewett, sixth grade; Clifton Jones and Patricia
Fcnton, eighth grade; Mclba Johnson, English;
Terry Chcstnutt, science; Warren Fcnton, social
studies; Robin Butler, math; and Chcrryanna
Basinger, special education.
The sccrctary is Marian Tippett and teacher
assistants/bus drivers arc Sheila Huskins,
Cynthia Reeves, Charlcnc Johnson and Doreatha
Johnson. Food service personnel arc Naomi
Hcwett, Annie Hughes and Saundra King.
Dorothy Johnson is custodian.
?I.eland Middle: Principal Boh Rhyne; librari
an, Diana Smith; teachers include Mariea Carey
and Melissa Padgett, third grade; Dcbra
Ol/ewski and Grace McLarty, sixth grade;
Shirley Williamson and Pat Norris, eighth grade;
Ophelia Keaton, high sch<x>l math; Walter
Hooks, social studies; Bob Grimes, English;
Michael Brown, science; Gloria Banks, math
and general high school; and Ava Thomas, ex
ceptional children.
Joyce Caffec is sccrctary, and tcachcr assis
tants/bus drivers arc Cozcttcr Ballard, Gail
McMillan, Sherry Davis and Linda Bell. Food
scrvice personnel are Chyrc Poc and Ella
Clcmmons. Ossic Soulherland is custodian.
Approved as teachers in case of excessive en
rollment were Fayc Nelson and Velma
McKinnon.
?South Brunswick Middle: Principal Roland
English; librarian, Doyle Brinson; teachers in
clude Gloria Reeves and Beverly Hewctt, third
grade; Sandra Kaufhold and Rhonda Evans,
sixth grade; Gail Portcrfield and Anne Mcdlin,
eighth grade; James Shew, math; Tom Farrar Sr.,
science; Kathleen Thompson, English; Jack
Brown, social studies; and Ivory Parker, excep
tional children.
Dale Crews will be secretary. Teacher assis
tants/bus drivers arc Gloria Joyner, Susan
Jordan, Helen Mellor and Alice Thomas. Food
scrvice personnel arc Shirley Robinson,
Maureen Buchanan and Carolyn Smith. Beverly
Pigott is custodian.
County Will Distribute U.S. Foods June 26-27
The Brunswick County Depart
ment of Social Services will dis
tribute USDA commodities Friday
and Saturday, June 26 and 27, at the
old Mint/. Chevrolet building in
Bolivia.
The site will be open from 9 a.m.
to 3:30 p.m. Friday and reopen the
next day at 8:30 a.m. Food will be
given out until the supply is exhaust
ed.
Food stuffs to be distributed in
clude butter, commeal, flour, apple
sauce, green beans, pears, pork.
com, peanut butter and tomatoes.
The food will be available on a
first come, first served basis to any
one eligible for the program. Boxes
to carry the ftxxl will not be provid
ed, according to an agency news re
lease.
Households participating in the
food stamp program may qualify by
bringing their white commodity au
thorization card and their green
identification cards. The white cards
should be delivered through the mail
by June 5. A houscho'd is consid
ered eligible if it rcccivcd food
stamps in the month of May.
All households not participating in
the hxxl stamp program arc required
to complete a commodity applica
tion. Eligibility to rcccivc commodi
ties is based on the entire household
income for the month of May.
Anyone picking up commodities
for other food stamp households
must present the white authorization
card with the back completed by the
card holder and authorizing the
bearer to collect the food.
For someone 10 collect food for a
households not participating in the
food stamp program, the person ap
plying must send a statement by
their designated person authorizing
the department of social services to
release their commodities to that
person. The note must include the
applicant's name and Social Security
number, household size and incomc,
address and the person's name au
thorized to pick up commodiucs. It
should also state that no one else
from the household is applying.
Lincoln Kindergartners To Get Summer Remediation
BY MARJORIE MEGIVERN
For the firsi lime, some of Bruns
wick County's sandbox set will have
to spend part of the summer with the
books.
Children who just completed kin
dergarten at Lincoln Primary School
will attend a summer session, from
July 7 to Aug. 7 at Lincoln.
Instructors will include Lincoln
teachers Betty Miller, Myra Rob
bins, and Jane Henry. Assistants, al
so Lincoln personnel, are Barbara
Williams, Essie Vaughn and Eliza
beth Holt.
The Brunswick County Board of
Education approved the recom
mended project in its June 11 meet
ing, in response to a study by Lin
coln's School Improvement Com
mittee.
Principal Joseph Butler said a
screening program used at Lincoln
to assist with early prevention of
school failure had identified defi
ciencies among the kindergartners.
"We did pre-testing and post-testing
this last school year and found that,
at the end of the year, 78 percent of
the children were below grade lev
el," he said. "About half the kinder
gartners tested on a two- to three
year old level."
Butler said many young children
in the Lcland area do not have the
r
exposure lo formal settings because
they have not attended pre-schools
or participated in any other group
activities.
"Others start to school at the age
of four and don't turn five for sever
al months," he added. "We believe
the need some enrichment before
moving on to first grade."
The summer school will cost
about S21,(XX) for teachers, bus
drivers and supplies. Butler said
grant applications had been made to
educational foundations and in
dustries, as well as to the central of
fice. With no positive response from
an outside source, it will be funded
from the county's summer school
budget, he said.
Butler said other schools may
want to try this pilot project after its
effectiveness has been determined.
"We certainly hope to do it every
year," Butler said. "We lake pride in
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STUDENTS IN THF NFWS
Four Graduate From UNCC
Four Brunswick County residents
were among those receiving degrees
from the University of North Car
olina at Charlotte in May 9 com
mencement ceremonies.
They arc Christopher Milligan of
Lcland, with a B.A. in English; Sha
ron Annette Bryant, with an M.E.D.
in counseling and guidance, and
Heather Lynnett Smith, with a B.A.
in elementary education, both from
Shallotte; and Ronald Ray Pridgc of
Winnabow, with a B.S. in electrical
engineering technology.
Errickson Graduates
Kimberlce Lynn Errickson, dau
ghter of Cliff and Lynn Errickson of
Sunset Beach, received an A.B. de
gree in communication in May 10
ceremonies at Lenoir-Rhyne College
in Hickory.
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The following Brunswick County
residents are spring graduates from
Cape Fear Community College in
Wilmington:
Lcland residents, Gwendolyn D.
Babson, Ginger L. Black, Shaleen E.
Brady, Janice Brown, Angela D.
Butler, Leslie C. Davis, Karen E.
Garvcy, Priscilla G. Grcsscl, Suz
anne M. Henry, Elizabeth R. Hew
ett, Carol S. Jones, Mitch R. Lanier,
Paulcttc S. McClelland, Sherri Pot
ter, Deborah K. Royal, and Regina
A. Speight; aiso from Shallotte,
Shannon R. Bardin and Rogers C.
Grissctt; from Winnabow, Ruby S.
Casanova and Charles A. Justice;
and, from Long Beach, Susan B.
Mason and Carolyn L. Peters.
Others include Eileen T. Erickscn,
Ocean Isle Beach; Nathan E. Hewitt,
Supply; Scott A. Maultsby. Bolivia;
and Alton L. Raynor Jr., no address
given.
Attends Conference
Tim Palmer of Shallottc, vice
president of North Carolina-HOSA,
attended th c Broyhill Leadership
Conference held June 9-14 at Pfei
ffcr College in Miscnheimcr.
The confcrcncc provided officer
training for state officers from five
vociational student organizations,
including Health Occupation Stu
dents of America, or HOSA.
Palmer is a rising senior ai West
Brunswick High School in Shallottc.
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