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11Th Annual Pamlico County Museum and Heritage Center in Grantsboro Heritage Day Schedule Of Events Saturday, October 17, Admission Free Museum Open All Day 10:00 – 3:00 P.m. 10:00 A.M. Opening Ceremony Welcome – Terry Cannan, PCHA President Program including: PCHS Color Guard, Pledge of Allegiance and National Anthem sung by PCHS student, Haley Salmons All Exhibits Open Farm Demonstrations throughout the day Games for Children: Ring Toss, Corn Hole Bingo for Adults and Children 10:30 – 11:00 A.M. 12 N – 12:30 P.M. and 1:00 – 1:30 P.M. Horse & Pony Rides throughout the day 11:00 A.M. FOOD BOOTHS OPEN Vol. 48 No. 41 16 pages The Pamlico County Heritage Center Hosts Heritage BBQ Sandwiches Day with Saturday: Cole Slaw, Hot Dogs,See Chips 14A for Details Homemade Baked Sweets, Sodas, and Sweet Tea Entertainment: 10:15 A.M. Music by: Ed Terry, The County Opry 12:00 Noon Music by: Jeff Green 1:00 P.M. Music by: Reginald & Glenda Paul 3:00 P.M. Closing and Raffle Drawing for 1947 Farmall Super A Tractor Genealogy Room Open All Day for Family Histories Purchase your Final Raffle Tickets for the 1947 Farmall Super A Tractor. RAFFLE DRAWING FOR 1947 FARMALL Super A Wednesday, October 14, 2015 Thanks to our Heritage Day Sponsorswww.thepamliconews.com | 50 Cents | Your Community News SourcePlatinum: SinceRiver Dunes, Town 1968 of Arapahoe, Town | of Grantsboro Bronze: Terry & John Cannan, Delamar & Delamar, PLLC, Attys. at Law, Forrest Farm Supply, Hardison Tire Co,. Pat & Jerry Prescott NOTABLE Donor: Hunnings, Inc. Home Invasion LeavesIn Kind Sponsors: One BoJangles, Eastern Dead, Propane, Garland Fulcher Seafood,Three at Large • Heritage Day Saturday Staff Reports The home invasion wasGrantsboro called inFire through Department, the Henry & Shorty’s, Hardee’s, The Pamlico County 911 system at approximatelyOperation 3 a.m. Veggie on Box, Saturday, Pamlico County Schools Art Historical Association’s Department, Pamlico County Sheriff’s Department, Heritage Day will be held New developments have surfaced Oct. 10. When deputies Pigglywith Wiggly, the Pamlico New Bern, County’sRiver Dunes, The County Opry, Saturday, October 17th. as local and state authorities continue Sheriff’s Office respondedWalmart to a residence at the Mark your calendars to searching for a trio of suspects who 3000 block of North Trent Road in Merritt they attend! Contact 252-745- 2239 for more information. took part in an early Saturday morn- found Moses Ellis TolvertFood III, age Available: 35 of Havelock, See page 14A for details. ing home invasion that left an accom- deadHome from Cookedgunshot wounds.Bar-be-cue Sandwiches ---------------- $4.00 plice dead at the scene and three on OnHot Monday Dogs one---------------------------------------------------- of the three remaining sus- $2.00 • Rotary to Host Annual BBQ Dinner the loose. pectsChips was ------------------------------------------------------------identified and warrants issued for 50¢ On Saturday October 17 the Oriental Rotary Club According to Pamlico County Moses Tolvert, 35, Kareen Ramel Elliot, 37, of Frazier Town Road, will hold its “Annual BBQ Chicken Dinner” at the died at the scene Pop Corn ------------------------------------------------------ 50¢ Oriental Woman’s Club, 1007 Gilgo Rd. Oriental. Sheriff Chris Davis, all four suspects Harlowe NC for his involvement in the crime. The cost of the dinner is $10 per person and is to be involved in the invasion have been Authorities say Elliot has an active warrant for served between the hours of 5-7 pm. The dinner will identified, but as of press time war- st Farm Demonstrations be “dine-in or take-out”. Tickets are available at First 1 degree burglary and should be considered The scene of Saturday’s home invasion on Trent Road, Merritt. rants have only been issued for one. armedGames and fordangerous. Children , Tobacco Anyone Looping that knows his Citizens Bank (Oriental Branch), Nautical Wheelers, Face Painting, Corn Shelling Broad St., Oriental and from Oriental Rotary Club “We have identified everyone, but whereabouts is asked to contact the Pamlico happened, it was determined that three masked Wash Pot & Clothes Line members. The proceeds will fund the Oriental are waiting for enough evidence to individuals entered the residence all brandishing Rotary’s charitable activities. CountyCow Sheriff’s Milking Office at (252)745-3101. secure warrants,” Davis said. “I have Investigators are Based on the evidence found at the crime scene weapons demanding money and drugs. A fourth searching for BINGO with prizes for Adults & Children • Oriental UMC Holds Homecoming Oct. 18 no doubt that will happen shortly.” Kareen Elliot, 37. on Saturday and the homeowner’s account of what See Invasion, page 5A Oriental United Methodist Church, a beacon for Be here to share in all of the fun, we look forward help, healing and hope, welcomes all to celebrate to seeing you all here at the Pamlico County the 2015 Homecoming on Sunday Oct. 18 at 10am. The Reverend Linda Taylor Sound, District History Museum. Oriental Board Superintendent will preach the sermon during an outdoor service. Moore’s famous barbecue will be served in the Fellowship Hall after the sermon. Please RSVP to 252-249-0213 by October 10. Tackles Yoga, • New Bern Farmers Market Open This week at the New Bern Farmers Market Property Offer features homegrown produce and farm products; handmade arts and crafts and baked goods. Staff Reports The Market is open Tuesdays, 10am - 2pm and Saturdays, 8am - 2pm. Open for Mumfest Saturday, It was a packed house at the October Oriental Oct. 10 from 8am-6:30pm and Sunday, Oct. 3 from 9:30am-5pm. Interested vendors should call 252- Town Hall meeting held last Tuesday night 633-0043. as residents turned out to hear discussions on such topics as yoga, the Camp Creek offer and • Flu Clinic Cancelled replacement of a The Pamlico County Health Department has temporarily cancelled the Flu Clinic scheduled Goose Creek Island Hosts Homecoming Play damaged piling at for October 22 at Oriental Town Hall because the the Town Dock. wrong flu shots were received. The event will be The 40th Annual Goose Creek Island Homecoming Play 2015, Despite recent rescheduled as soon as possible. “Whose Play Is It Anyway” will have performances on October 15, objections from • Fairfield Harbour to Host Bazaar 16 and 17 at 7:30pm at the Goose Creek Island Community Center. local businesses There will be a Fairfield Harbour Arts & Crafts This year’s production is coordinated and directed by Joy Guidry, that offer yoga Bazaar at the Community Center on Saturday, Alexis Haines and Angie Brousard with dance choreography and classes, the Town November 14th from 9 am until 2 pm. Harbour artists and crafters will display and sell a wide instruction by Karah Sawyer. There will be a special dedication to Board gave the assortment of handmade gifts for all occa- Mrs. Annette Jones for all the hard work she has put in throughout go-ahead to Diana sions: jewelry, artwork, homemade soaps and the years. “Our community would not be what it is today without Petersen, yoga and hand creams, handmade accessories, holiday th arrangements and decorations, pottery and much you. This 40 Annual Homecoming Play is dedicated to you and Tai Chi instruc- more. Breakfast and lunch proceeds go to the your family.” tor from Pamlico Hospital Auxiliary. Join us again for Sunday Worship Service and lunch on October Community • Holts Chapel Celebrates Pastor’s Anniversary 18 beginning at 10:30am. Please bring a covered dish! Thank you College, to contin- On Sunday, Nov. 15, Holts Chapel A.M.E.Zion for all your support of our Community Center. ue offering classes Church of Oriental will observe the pastor’s anni- at Town Hall. versary. The 11am service will be with Rev. Lester Current Oriental Mitchell of Piney Grove Arapahoe and the 3pm with Bishop Thomas Farrow with music by the policy calls for the Supreme Four of New Bern. Come out and join us PCMS Lady Canes Owner of Partners in Health Yoga Susan town to only allow Koepp accused the board of not sup- for a good time in the Lord. porting local businesses. non-profit groups to • Ticket Refunds Available Win Championship! use the facilities. Refunds for the Oriental Dragon Boat Club Susan Koepp of Partners in Health Yoga and October Fest tickets will be available on Saturday The Pamlico County Middle School Lady Jan and John La Guardia of Village Health and October 17th at the Ole Front Porch event. Ben Canes Volleyball Team capped off the season with Fitness asked the town board to no longer pro- Reese will have a space selling chocolates on a First Place Finish in the Coastal Middle School Broad Street catty-corner from Nautical Wheelers. vide an avenue to Bring your tickets and he will give you a refund. If Athletic Conference Volleyball Tournament at HJ conduct ongoing you have questions you can contact Ben at 252 MacDonald Middle School on October 1st. yoga and Tai Chi 675-3813. The team finished tied for first in the regular classes under • Military Maneuvers Scheduled season. They drew the third seed in a blind draw, the umbrella of Navy Special Boat Teams will conduct maneu- to set up the tournament. The top three seeds Pamlico County vering and live-fire training at Bombing Targets 9 Pamlico, HJ and Grover C Fields all split dur- College. In an and 11 in the Pamlico Sound through Oct.31. This ing the regular season and finished with a 10-2 also stands as the second official notification for email sent to the intermittent expansion of the prohibited area record. The tournament would settle the tie and Oriental Town around Bombing Target 11 (BT-11) to 2.5 statute determine the overall champion.
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