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10A THE NEWS-TIMES Sunday, June 1, 2014 CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK MOREHEAD CITY Highway 70 West & Route 24 in the Cypress Bay Plaza Shopping Center 252-222-3187 $ $ $ $ O n e I t e m a t R eg u la r P r i c e Coupon Coupon COUPON FOR IN-STORE OR ONLINE USE! Cash Value 1/10¢. Coupon Code: Offer good for one item at regular price only. One coupon per customer per day. Must present coupon at time of purchase. Offer is not valid with any other coupon, discount or previous purchase. Excludes CRICUT ® products, Tim Holtz ® Vagabond ™ Machine, Silhouette CAMEO ® Machine, candy, helium tanks, gift cards, custom orders, special orders, labor, rentals or class fees. A single cut of fabric or trim “by the yard” equals one item. Online fabric & trim discount is limited to 10 yards, single cut. Patrick D. McLaughlin, D.C • Nathan Swacha, D.C. 252-808-2888 5056 Hwy 70, Suite B | Morehead City, NC 28557 Monday thru Friday 7AM-6PM • Saturday 8AM-11AM www.MclaughlinChiropractic.com ������ ���� ��������������� SPINAL DECOMPRESSION? Includes Electrical Stimulation Pre and Post Therapy. Visit Recommendations Vary Per Case. If you have ever considered Spinal Decompression, CALL US TODAY...SEE US TODAY at McLaughlin Chiropractic Spinal Decompression is a Machine that enhances disc health, both in the cervical (neck) spine and lumbar (lower back) spine. This therapy ofers intervaled mechanical traction to assist with disc problems, chronic pain and spinal stenosis. ������������� � $ 25 Per Visit DISC PROBLEMS? SPINAL STENOSIS? CHRONIC BACK OR NECK PAIN? CHS recognizes students during academic program School bus drivers earn annual honors Rixey gets scholarship Hundreds of Croatan High School students were recog- nized for academic excellence during the school’s 2013- 14 Academic Achievement Program. The event took place May 27 in the school’s audi- torium. The award recognizes stu- dents that maintained at least a 3.63 grade point average every six-week grading period. They must also have no unsat- isfactory mark in conduct. Those receiving the award for four years and receiv- ing plaques and certificates are the following seniors: Grant Allen, Kristen Baker, Davis Blivin, Shay Coolican, Marissa Elardo, Lauren Farrington, Mason Flythe, Kaitlyn Griffith, Meghan Gross, Hans Harlacher, Mary Hogan, Ashley Huber, Lindsey Johnson, Jared Jones, Ryan Jones, Carolyn Kight, Kelsey Killeen, Alexa Knippenberg, Mary Leonard, Kirk McIntosh, Maggie Miller, Niecee Page, Savannah Pugh, Holly Springfield, Lyric Stephenson, Gessie Vallone, Abi Van Pelt and Megan Wright. Those receiving the award for three years and receiv- ing gold medals and certifi- cates: Sarah Andrews, Amy Bellanca, Brianna Casini, LeAnn Domitrovits, Jake Dooley, Jon Ferry, Megan Futrell, Ali Garner-McGraw, Mikaela Kelley, Jonathan Lang, Charmic Lynne Larin, Juliette Leonardo, Alexis MacMahon. Chandler Nohr, Sam O’Connor, Alex Plisko, Zachary Smith, Sydney Spadaro, Allison Summers, Chad Thomas and Jackson Winchester. Those receiving the award two years and receiv- ing silver medals and certif- icates: Lauren Adams, Ruth Alexander, Nicholas Antonelli, Sara Bailey, Jacob Belser, Joshua Blair, Dana Canby, Tripp Chesnutt, Elizabeth Coggins, Hannah Cross, Cole Dozier, Justin Esteve, Ricky Farrington, Amber Fitz, Joshua Zan Gerrans, Jacob Greer, Jenna Griffith, Catherine Holloway, Shane Hooley, Coley Howard, Hailey Humphrey, Zachary Johnston, Morgan King, Logan Knox, Samantha Layko, Bennah Lightbody, Noelle Lightbody, Matthew Lincoln, Taylor McCullen, Maddie Moore, Jacquelyn Morey, Jacob Morton, Claire Nakamura, Brandy Nall, Hannah Paderick, Jacob Parrish, Madison Pitambersingh, Cameron Ragsdale, JP Rickabaugh, Catharine Riddle, Elise Sayler, Nathan Shaul, Caitlin Shumate, Ben Simonette, Emily Stevens, Abby Stoutenborough, Emma Suber, Mikayla Taylor, Nathaniel Thompson, Allison Vaccarella, Bailey Van Nosdall, Savannah Vasquez, Mckayla Walker, Mya Wrenn and Michael Wood. Those receiving the award for their first year and receiv- ing bronze medals and certifi- cates: Brooke Barnhill, Barbie Benson, Lydia Best, Sarah Bischoff, Connor Bowen, Martin Brown, Luke Burrows, Caitlyn Candelore, Scarlett Cole, Darby Creech, Caitlyn Daas, Alex Daly, Jack Andrew Davis, Jared Drumm, Matthew Elardo, Matthew Epperly, Ashley Ermish, Josh Flott, Jordan Glynn, John Guarino, Jessie Gulbrandsen, Amber Harrell, Patrick Hebert, Brenda Hernandez, Frantasia Hill, Josef Himes, Mason Hobson, Madison Hodrick, Bryson Howard, Hannah Howell, Katherine Hylton, Dylan Jenkins, Daiton Jensen, Peyton Kelly, Hunter Klaumann, Jacob Layton, Adrianna Leonardo, Evan Lincoln, Ethan Loveless, Matthew Manning, Nicholas March, Bryan Mason, Lake Maxwell, Brody McGrath, MacKenzie McMahan, Michael McKnight, Emma Meno, Alyssa Mickle, Sarah Parkhurst, Lillian Peeden, Patrick Perez, McKenzie Peterson, TAJ Petrilli, James Philips, Courtney Poole, Meagan Quispe, Angela Ray, Annie Reindl, Trey Ricks, Victoria Riggs, Robert Rueh, Jason Seelye, Lacey Shannon, Jordan Sheets, Daniel Slater, Robert Staub, Katrina Tessier, Gunner Tolston, Kyleigh Toomey, Jillian Tracy, Josef Vallone, Connor Vaselovic, EJ Walsh, Jacob Warren, Taylor White, Jordan Worrell, Mitchell Wright, Karlie Yeomans, Pate Young and Rachel Zalucki. The Carteret County Public School System honored school bus drivers May 15 with an evening banquet at Morehead City Primary School. Each school selected a Driver of the Year, and those individuals were recognized. A list of those selected fol- lows: Russ Bauer of Beaufort Middle School; Hollie Styron of Atlantic School; Judy Starcke of Broad Creek Middle School; Sherri Guthrie of Harkers Island School; Donna Everington of East Carteret High School; Sherry Tosto of Beaufort Elementary School; Tasha Murrell of Morehead City Primary School; Carol Cooper of West Carteret High School; Debbie Baker of White Oak Elementary School; Valerie Shirley of Newport Middle School; Melissa Lewis of Bridges School; Julia Sutzko of Bogue Sound Elementary School; Pat Wiseman of Croatan High School; Julie Bried of Morehead City Middle School; Kathy Siggler of Smyrna School; and Amanda Willis of Carteret Preschool Center. Carteret County School Bus Drivers of the Year are honored during a May 15 banquet at Morehead City Primary School. (Contributed photo) WILLIAM RIXEY West Carteret High School senior William Grayson Rixey of Morehead City has been awarded a $61,310 Johnson Scholarship for the 2014-15 academic year at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Va. The full schol- arship is renewable each year. The merit-based scholarship is equal to tuition, fees, stan- dard room and board, books and personal living expenses for each of the four years at Washington and Lee. As long as Mr. Rixey maintains a 3.3 grade point average, he is guar- anteed the award each year. In addition, Mr. Rixey will have access to a sum- mer enhancement fund of up to $7,000 for a university study program that involves internships, community service projects, faculty-supervised research, international experi- ences or individually designed leadership projects. While at West Carteret High School, Mr. Rixey served as student body president and was involved in several other activities. Those include the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, the National FFA, Future Business Leaders of America, varsity soccer, var- sity swim team, varsity tennis and varsity winter track. He attended Summer Ventures in Science and Mathematics and has earned several awards. Awards include RBC Scholar Athlete Award in 2011 in varsity soccer, principal’s list, Good Patriot, Academic Achievement Award and National Honor Society. He’s also an Eagle Scout and has done volunteer work at Broad Street Clinic in Morehead City. He is the son of Bill and Lucy Rixey of Morehead City.
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10A THE NEWS-TIMES Sunday, June 1, 2014
CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK
MOREHEAD CITYHighway 70 West & Route 24
in the Cypress Bay Plaza Shopping Center
252-222-3187
$
$
$
$
One Item atRegular Price
Coupon CouponCOUPON FOR IN-STORE OR ONLINE USE!
Cash Value 1/10¢.
CouponCode:
Offer good for one item at regular price only.One coupon per customer per day. Must present coupon at time of purchase.
Offer is not valid with any other coupon, discount or previous purchase.Excludes CRICUT® products, Tim Holtz® Vagabond™ Machine, Silhouette CAMEO® Machine,
candy, helium tanks, gift cards, custom orders, special orders, labor, rentals or class fees.A single cut of fabric or trim “by the yard” equals one item.
Online fabric & trim discount is limited to 10 yards, single cut.
Patrick D. McLaughlin, D.C • Nathan Swacha, D.C.252-808-2888
5056 Hwy 70, Suite B | Morehead City, NC 28557Monday thru Friday 7AM-6PM • Saturday 8AM-11AM
www.MclaughlinChiropractic.com
�������������������������SPINAL DECOMPRESSION?
Includes Electrical Stimulation Pre and Post Therapy. Visit Recommendations Vary Per Case.
If you have ever considered Spinal Decompression, CALL US TODAY...SEE US TODAY
at McLaughlin ChiropracticSpinal Decompression is a Machine that enhances disc health, both in the cervical (neck) spine and lumbar (lower back) spine. This therapy ofers intervaled mechanical traction to assist with disc problems, chronic pain and spinal stenosis.
�������������� $25 Per Visit
DISC PROBLEMS? SPINAL STENOSIS?CHRONIC BACK OR NECK PAIN?
CHS recognizes studentsduring academic program
School bus drivers earn annual honors
Rixey gets scholarship
Hundreds of Croatan High School students were recog-nized for academic excellence during the school’s 2013-14 Academic Achievement Program. The event took place May 27 in the school’s audi-torium.
The award recognizes stu-dents that maintained at least a 3.63 grade point average every six-week grading period. They must also have no unsat-isfactory mark in conduct.
Those receiving the award for four years and receiv-ing plaques and certificates are the following seniors: Grant Allen, Kristen Baker, Davis Blivin, Shay Coolican, Marissa Elardo, Lauren Farrington, Mason Flythe, Kaitlyn Griffith, Meghan Gross, Hans Harlacher, Mary Hogan, Ashley Huber, Lindsey Johnson, Jared Jones, Ryan Jones, Carolyn Kight, Kelsey Killeen, Alexa Knippenberg, Mary Leonard, Kirk McIntosh, Maggie Miller, Niecee Page, Savannah Pugh, Holly Springfield, Lyric Stephenson, Gessie Vallone, Abi Van Pelt and Megan Wright.
Those receiving the award for three years and receiv-ing gold medals and certifi-cates: Sarah Andrews, Amy Bellanca, Brianna Casini, LeAnn Domitrovits, Jake Dooley, Jon Ferry, Megan Futrell, Ali Garner-McGraw, Mikaela Kelley, Jonathan Lang, Charmic Lynne Larin, Juliette Leonardo, Alexis MacMahon. Chandler Nohr, Sam O’Connor, Alex Plisko,
Zachary Smith, Sydney Spadaro, Allison Summers, Chad Thomas and Jackson Winchester.
Those receiving the award two years and receiv-ing silver medals and certif-icates: Lauren Adams, Ruth Alexander, Nicholas Antonelli, Sara Bailey, Jacob Belser, Joshua Blair, Dana Canby, Tripp Chesnutt, Elizabeth Coggins, Hannah Cross, Cole Dozier, Justin Esteve, Ricky Farrington, Amber Fitz, Joshua Zan Gerrans, Jacob Greer, Jenna Griffith, Catherine Holloway, Shane Hooley, Coley Howard, Hailey Humphrey, Zachary Johnston, Morgan King, Logan Knox, Samantha Layko, Bennah Lightbody, Noelle Lightbody, Matthew Lincoln, Taylor McCullen, Maddie Moore, Jacquelyn Morey, Jacob Morton, Claire Nakamura, Brandy Nall, Hannah Paderick, Jacob Parrish, Madison Pitambersingh, Cameron Ragsdale, JP Rickabaugh, Catharine Riddle, Elise Sayler, Nathan Shaul, Caitlin Shumate, Ben Simonette, Emily Stevens, Abby Stoutenborough, Emma Suber, Mikayla Taylor, Nathaniel Thompson, Allison Vaccarella, Bailey Van Nosdall, Savannah Vasquez, Mckayla Walker, Mya Wrenn and Michael Wood.
Those receiving the award for their first year and receiv-ing bronze medals and certifi-cates: Brooke Barnhill, Barbie Benson, Lydia Best, Sarah Bischoff, Connor Bowen,
Martin Brown, Luke Burrows, Caitlyn Candelore, Scarlett Cole, Darby Creech, Caitlyn Daas, Alex Daly, Jack Andrew Davis, Jared Drumm, Matthew Elardo, Matthew Epperly, Ashley Ermish, Josh Flott, Jordan Glynn, John Guarino, Jessie Gulbrandsen, Amber Harrell, Patrick Hebert, Brenda Hernandez, Frantasia Hill, Josef Himes, Mason Hobson, Madison Hodrick, Bryson Howard, Hannah Howell, Katherine Hylton, Dylan Jenkins, Daiton Jensen, Peyton Kelly, Hunter Klaumann, Jacob Layton, Adrianna Leonardo, Evan Lincoln, Ethan Loveless, Matthew Manning, Nicholas March, Bryan Mason, Lake Maxwell, Brody McGrath, MacKenzie McMahan, Michael McKnight, Emma Meno, Alyssa Mickle, Sarah Parkhurst, Lillian Peeden, Patrick Perez, McKenzie Peterson, TAJ Petrilli, James Philips, Courtney Poole, Meagan Quispe, Angela Ray, Annie Reindl, Trey Ricks, Victoria Riggs, Robert Rueh, Jason Seelye, Lacey Shannon, Jordan Sheets, Daniel Slater, Robert Staub, Katrina Tessier, Gunner Tolston, Kyleigh Toomey, Jillian Tracy, Josef Vallone, Connor Vaselovic, EJ Walsh, Jacob Warren, Taylor White, Jordan Worrell, Mitchell Wright, Karlie Yeomans, Pate Young and Rachel Zalucki.
The Carteret County Public School System honored school bus drivers May 15 with an evening banquet at Morehead City Primary School.
Each school selected a Driver of the Year, and those individuals were recognized.
A list of those selected fol-lows:
Russ Bauer of Beaufort Middle School; Hollie
Styron of Atlantic School; Judy Starcke of Broad Creek Middle School; Sherri Guthrie of Harkers Island School; Donna Everington of East Carteret High School; Sherry Tosto of Beaufort Elementary School; Tasha Murrell of Morehead City Primary School; Carol Cooper of West Carteret High School; Debbie Baker of White Oak
Elementary School; Valerie Shirley of Newport Middle School; Melissa Lewis of Bridges School; Julia Sutzko of Bogue Sound Elementary School; Pat Wiseman of Croatan High School; Julie Bried of Morehead City Middle School; Kathy Siggler of Smyrna School; and Amanda Willis of Carteret Preschool Center.
Carteret County School Bus Drivers of the Year are honored during a May 15 banquet at Morehead City Primary School. (Contributed photo)
WILLIAM RIXEY
West Carteret High School senior William Grayson Rixey of Morehead City has been awarded a $61,310 Johnson Scholarship for the 2014-15 academic year at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Va. The full schol-arship is renewable each year.
The merit-based scholarship is equal to tuition, fees, stan-dard room and board, books and personal living expenses for each of the four years at Washington and Lee. As long as Mr. Rixey maintains a 3.3 grade point average, he is guar-anteed the award each year.
In addition, Mr. Rixey will have access to a sum-mer enhancement fund of up to $7,000 for a university study program that involves internships, community service projects, faculty-supervised research, international experi-ences or individually designed leadership projects.
While at West Carteret High School, Mr. Rixey served as student body president and was involved in several other activities. Those include the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, the National FFA, Future Business Leaders of America, varsity soccer, var-
sity swim team, varsity tennis and varsity winter track.
He attended Summer Ventures in Science and Mathematics and has earned several awards. Awards include RBC Scholar Athlete Award in 2011 in varsity soccer, principal’s list, Good Patriot, Academic Achievement Award and National Honor Society.
He’s also an Eagle Scout and has done volunteer work at Broad Street Clinic in Morehead City.
He is the son of Bill and Lucy Rixey of Morehead City.
