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NOTABLES OWC’s Garden Club Yard Of The Month Goose Creek State Park Palmetto Boardwalk Hike 1,400 Cyclists Converged in Saturday, May 6 at 10 a.m. Take an easy one-mile walking tour of the boardwalk and view a freshwater Oriental For The 14th Annual swamp that is transitioning to a brackish water marsh all without getting your feet wet. Meet at the visitor center. This hike is part of the Hike NC! initiative. CNC Coastal Ride Call 252-923-2191 for more information. By Georgia Wieland-Stanford This weekend, Cycle NC’s Oriental’s 12th Annual Town-wide Yard Sale Coastal Ride transformed Lou Mac COME ON DOWN! On Saturday, May 6 from 7am Park in Oriental into a miniature and th to noon, Oriental NC will be holding the 12 Annual lively tent city. Anyone could feel an Town-Wide Yard Sale. Residents, businesses and atmosphere of fun and community, organizations will join together for over 70 yard sales, even just when walking by. Riders sidewalk sales and special promotions. Free Yard Sale enjoyed fare from food and drink Maps noting each location will be available at the trucks, relaxed in chairs among mul- Oriental Town Hall on Broad Street the morning of ticolored tents, and strolled by the was “very well-organized,” and he the sale. You’re sure to find treasures in this quaint water. Saturday night also brought noted that the weather, while quite coastal village! music events to the waterfront. warm, could not have been better. Two cyclists from Cary, NC com- A group of participants from the Coastal Women’s Shelter Meet & Greet mented that the event was well-orga- Garner/Raleigh area said that they You are cordially invited to the Costal Women’s nized. One was a relative newcomer all enjoyed riding along the county’s Shelter Pamlico Meet & Greet. Tuesday May 16 at country roads, and “especially 5:30 pm at the Delamar Center, 5049 NC Hwy 306 enjoyed River Dunes.” The entire S., in Granstboro. Introducing Ruzalia Davis, CWS Drive by 1204 Lupton Drive. This is the home of Josiah Hoffman and Pamlico County Victim Advocate. Join us for Food, Susan Dillard. They are very happy to have been chosen yard of the month Fun, & Community Building. RSVP to cwspamlico@ for May by Oriental Woman’s Cub Garden Club. costalwomensshelter.net or by phone to 252-638-4509

Cinco de Mayo Fiesta The Oriental Woman’s Club Benefits Scholarship Fund on May 5 at 6 p.m. Wine tasting by Nautical Wheelers, tacos, Mexican dinner and dessert. $25 per Tents of all colors and sizes form a miniature person. Tickets available at Nautical Wheelers and “tent city” in Oriental’s Lou Mac Park. First Citizens Bank. to Cycle NC. He had only partici- Mariner 5k To Benefit Pamlico Christian Academy pated in two events, but commented Rose and Rose D.D.S., PA presents the Mariner 5K that being in Oriental made this the on May 13 to benefit Pamlico Christian Academy at best yet because of “getting to ride 9 a.m. at Arlington Place in Minnesott Beach. There by the waterfront.” His friend, a vet- A sign in memory of a rider’s friend. will be a 1/2 mile kids run, post race pool party, lunch eran Cycle NC participant, had rid- and music. Register on line at www.runtheast.com den in 5 events, but had never been to Oriental. He agreed that the event group were first-timers, to both Shoe Drive To Raise Money To Purchase Service Oriental and Cycle NC events. When Dog asked about the local traffic, the Oriental United Methodist Church is collecting wear- consensus was that our local drivers able shoes. This is a fundraiser to help Alexis, age 15 Bill Barker of Vanceboro, winner of the 14’ Core Sound sailing skiff by were kind to the cyclists and did, in who has Type I Diabetes to purchase a Diabetic Alert Heber Guthrie that was raffled off at this year’s boat, show made good on his fact, share the road. As far as memo- Serive Dog. Collection box for paired shoes is located promise to pay it forward. He gave it to a good friend of his, a commercial rable sights or favorite landmarks, a at Oriental United Methodist Church. For more infor- fisherman who lost everything in Hurricane Matthew. His friend was so flab- common response was the “dragon mation please contact Joan Lilley at 249-2690. bergasted and said it was the nicest thing anyone had done for him and that statue wearing a bike jersey” that he could not wait to use it to get out on the water and back to fishing. (Photo was perched on a lawn in Oriental. Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church Senior Choir courtesy of TownDock.net.) Anniversary Senior Choir Anniversary on Sunday May 7 at 4 p.m. In Concert New Bern Eastern Missionary Baptist As- sociation Unity Choir. Contact Mother Hilda Gibbs at 745-3365 or Sister Lucy Credle at 745-5524.

Mineo Bingo At Minnesott Golf & Country Club Minnesott Golf & Country Club BINGO DATE CORRECTION! The Next Date is Wednesday, MAY 3rd. $10 for a pack of 10 Cards go on Sale at 5:30 pm. A Pork BBQ Dinner is available for $8 at 6 pm and PLAY begins at 6:30 pm. Bingo takes place on the Wednesday of the 3rd week after the last bingo event: May 3rd, May 24th, June 14th, July 5th and so on. A Dinner will be available at 6PM and play will begin at 6:30. Everyone is Welcome! Hope to see You there! Graduate Returns To PCC To Lead Medical Assisting Program Vegetable Garden Workshop “How To Get By Sandy Wall, Pamlico Community College lege and the Medical Assisting program. Started” At Pamlico Community College, the student really has become the teacher. “I loved school,” Hardison said. “I was on fire for it. That was my world.” Join Cooperative Extension for a Vegetable Garden Tina Hardison, a 2015 graduate of the college’s Medical Assisting pro- With a full-time course load, a full-time job and a family, she stayed busy, Workshop “How To Get Started” Topics include: gram, started work April 3 as the new director of the popu- but she completed the program with flying colors. Selecting and Preparing a Location; Soil Testing and lar two-year program, which trains students to work with One morning, she was working at a Tands-owned Fertilizer Application; Planting Seeds and Transplants patients in doctors’ offices, health care clinics and other Bojangle’s in James City, where she was training an General Care and Pest Control facilities. attendant at the drive-through window. A female cus- The workshop will take place on May 13, 2017 10 The 46-year-old Pamlico County native is taking over tomer drove up, and Hardison noticed she was wearing a a.m. ‐12 p.m. at the Operation Veggie Box garden at for Jessica Boomer, a registered nurse who will be leaving Coastal Carolina Health Care (CCHC) uniform. Oriental United Methodist Church 404 Freemason the college May 15 to move with her husband and son to The two struck up a conversation about medical assist- Street, Oriental. Contact Daniel Simpson at daniel_ Mississippi. ing and job opportunities, and the next thing Hardison [email protected] or 252‐745‐4121 Boomer, who has led the program for about three years, knew, she was working at CCHC as a medical assistant said Hardison will be a fantastic successor. – a job she held until she decided to return to her alma “I know the quality of student she was and the quality of mater and lead the program she had once attended. See Notables, page 10A worker she was,” Boomer said, adding that Hardison gradu- “I’ve always loved teaching,” Hardison said, adding ated from PCC’s Medical Assisting program in just three she hopes to instill a love of learning and a strong work Inside semesters with a 4.0 grade point average. ethic in her students. For her part, the modest Hardison said Boomer has been “They need to learn and recognize that you have to a great help to her as she learns the new job. She also said work really hard for what you want,” she said. Almanac...... 2A Jessica Boomer, left, who has led Classifieds...... 8A the new position is the latest chapter in a life spent working Pamlico Community College’s Medical PCC President Dr. Jim Ross said the college is fortu- Commentary...... 6A to better herself and to improve her circumstances. Assisting program for three years, is turn- nate that Hardison decided to return. Community...... 7A Hardison grew up in Pamlico County and graduated from ing over the reins to former student Tina “Tina Hardison will do a wonderful job with our Horoscopes...... 2A Pamlico County High School. She intended to become a Hardison. Contributed photo Medical Assisting program,” he said. “She is a product of Kitchen Chatter...... 9A nurse, but things didn’t work out, so she took a job working Pamlico Community College and has a love for this col- Legals...... 10A Neighborhood...... 3A in a medical office. lege and this community. Tina Hardison’s story illustrates the opportunities Obituaries...... 7A At first, she worked as a receptionist, then transitioned into the insurance available right here at PCC.” On The Water...... 11A and billing department. All along, Hardison soaked up as much knowledge Boomer said Hardison’s journey as a non-traditional student should serve Pamlico Outdoors...... 3A about the medical field she could. as an inspiration and motivation for others. Reports...... 10A Her career took a turn into the restaurant industry. Hardison went to work “I leave a good program in good hands,” she said, to which Hardison shot Sandy’s List...... 9A School Page...... 12A & 13A for Tands, a Kinston-based owner of Bojangle’s restaurants, as a corporate back: “And she’s leaving her cell phone number behind with me, just in Things To Know...... 4A & 5A trainer. She was working with Tands when she made a decision “out of the case!” blue” to return to school at age 42. Sandy Wall can be reached at 252-249-1851, ext. 3010, or swall@pamli- Hardison enrolled at PCC in the Medical Assisting program, where she cocc.edu. Obituaries excelled. A self-described “nerd,” she loved everything about being in col- • Beth Elaine Harrington, 66 of Greenville, TX Rock, Sand & Topsoil • Mary H. Ferris, 84, of Oriental • Yvonne June Stevenson, 85 of Oriental Custom Excavation, Bulldozer & Backhoe Services Dwight Turnage Clearing • Grading • Rock Bulkheads Office: 252-745-4976 Turnage Custom Septic & Drainage Installation Cell: 252-637-8817 NC Onsite Wastewater Contractors & Inspectors Construction & Trucking Co. Inc. Fax: 252-745-5240 Got News? Cert # 2043 Grade IV Call us at, 249-1555 or 2373 NC Hwy 304, Bayboro, NC 28515 Cert # 20431 Grade Inspector email editor@thepamli- conews.com. 2 A Almanac WEDNEsday, May 3, 2017 PCC Cultural & Senior Center Quick Reference Life Enrichment Happenings Emergency: Dial 911 for police, sheriff, fire departments, Programs May 3 rescue squads, ambulance 10 am Crocheting & Knitting Don’t Forget Animal Poison Control Center: 1-888-426-4435 BEGINNING & INTERMEDIATE 10 am Bible Study GUITAR Carteret General Hospital: 808-6000 To Donate Instructor: Bobby Hurff May 4 Coastal Carolina Regional Airport: 638-8591 Mondays 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm 10 am Health Screening April 24th – June 6, 2017 Emergency Pet Care: 444-1399 10:30 am Talk & Exercise With Any Items $97.00 per person (6 classes per Highway Patrol: 1-800-441-6127 Beth sesin) 1 pm Arthritis Exercise Clas Medical Assistance (CarolinaEast Medical Center): 633- That Don’t Sell At The Oriental 1 pm Stain Glass Class 8111 CIGAR BOX GUITAR “DID- Nova Urgent Care: 745-7440 DLEY BOW” CONSTRUCTION May 5 Town-wide Yard Sale To The & LESSONS @ Pamlico County Departments 10 am Bingo PAMLICO MUSEUM & HERI- 1 pm Cards Board of Elections: 745-4821 TAGE CENTER 1:30 pm Movie & Popcorn Habitat ReStore! County Manager: 745-3133 Instructor: Howard Nelson 2 pm Young At Heart Crafts Tuesdays 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm Emergency Management: 745-4131 April 4 – May 9, 2017 May 8 Health Dept.: 745-5111 $55.00 per person/session (materi- 9 am Acrylic Painting Recycling Center: 745-3283 als included) 9 am Center Volunteers Paperwork (5 classes per session) Senior Services: 745-7196 1 pm Arthritis Exercise Class BUILDING HOUSES, BUILDING HOPE Sheriff’s Dept. (non-emergency) – 745-3101 2 pm Alzheimer’s/Dementia Sup- INTRODUCTION TO MACHINE port Group Social Services: 745-4086 QUILTING @ PAMLICO MU- Habitat for Humanity believes that every man, Tax Collector: 745-4125 SEUM & HERITAGE CENTER May 9 woman and child Instructor: Karen Dodd 9:30 am Line Dancing Water Dept.: 745-5453 Thursdays 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm th 10:30 am Singing should have a decent, safe and affordable Poison Control Center: 1-800-222-1222 April 27 – May 25, 2017 11 am 50+ Club US Coast Guard (Hobucken): 745-3131 $55.00 (5 classes) Materials not 1 pm Wicker Basketry Class place to live. included40.00 1 pm Cards 10766 NC Hwy 55 in Grantsboro No experience required, machine 5:30 pm Tops Meeting weather needed (next to Piggly Wiggly) Phone 745-1106 Wednesday 9am. Mostly cloudy, with a high Please note-Culural & Life Enrich- Sunny, with a high near 78. West near 75. Breezy. Chance of precipi- ment Courses are self-supporting wind around 6 mph. tation is 70%. and require minimum students. In honor of “Week of the young Child”, Pamlico Partnership for Wednesday Night Friday Night Fees are nonrefundable after the Children Mostly clear, with a low around 62. Showers likely and possibly a first class. For more information Thursday thunderstorm before 9pm, then a and possible schedule changes along with the Pamlico Child Care Collaborative and other local A chance of showers and thunder- chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, contact: Jane Whitley @ 252-249- agencies & organizations presents: storms after 3pm. Partly sunny, with a low around 57. Chance of 1851 x 3033/jwhitley@pamli- with a high near 78. Chance of precipitation is 60%. cocc.edu or Denise Meyerson @ precipitation is 30%. Saturday 252-249-1851 x3117/dmeyerson@ Thursday Night A chance of showers. Partly sunny, pamlicocc.edu Showers and thunderstorms likely, with a high near 72. Chance of Pamlico mainly after 9pm. Cloudy, with a precipitation is 30%. low around 66. Chance of precipi- Saturday Night tation is 70%. Partly cloudy, with a low around Friday 57. Community Showers and thunderstorms likely Sunday before 9am, then showers likely Sunny, with a high near 72. and possibly a thunderstorm after Family Fun Day

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Answer: Adele Answer: Gameshouse, andmini-ponies, Activities...!music, fossil dig, Batman,free hotbounce dogs, Horoscopes house,popcorn... mini-ponies, May 2017 • Week 1 music, fossil dig, free hotCommunity dogs, popcorn Rain Date: May 7, 2017 from 2-4 Dec. 22 - Jan. 19 June 22 - July 22 …… High School track/Field Why so sad, Capricorn? You have a The evidence mounts against a Information! lot to be thankful for. Your health is loved one. Be there for them, good, your family is happy, and this Cancer. There is more to the week, your bank account will be situation than meets the eye. A 30 + full due to a windfall of sorts. special occasion draws near. CommunityPamlico Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) CAPRICORN CANCER Partners!NEW LEASH ON LIFE” Program - Everyone deserves a second chance” Jan. 20 - Feb. 18 July 23 - Aug. 22 PAWS rescues adoptable shelter dogs and pairs them with inmate trainers at the Pamlico Your glass is always half full, Spring is in the air, leading to a Correctional Institution. The inmates learn patience, responsibility and teamwork along with and people will appreciate your host of changes in and around the new, marketable skills. optimism this week when things get house. Make a to-do list and learn crazy. You will see the good in all, how to delegate, Leo. You won’t The dogs are vetted, vaccinated and altered, house, crate and leash trained, and receive basic Aquarius, which will comfort many. get far without either. and advanced obedience, agility and rally training. These well-behaved companions graduate every eight weeks, ready to join new, forever families - maybe yours? AQUARIUS LEO Feb. 19 - March 20 Hello I’m Zeta , a chocolate lab cattle dog mix Tired of tiptoeing around a friend, Aug. 23 - Sept. 22 Permission is granted, but funding and sweeter dog you won’t find. I so truly want Pisces? Stop it. Take a more direct to please my family. A medium size girl with a approach. It is the only way you are is limited. Proceed with caution, going to get through to them. Virgo. A lovelorn friend is low energy level around 40 lbs and 1 ½ years teetering on the edge of obsession. old. I already will come when you call me, have Rein them in. been good with other large and small dogs, and PISCES VIRGO am very obedient. I’m still trying to figure out cats, so a home without cats or cats that are dog March 21 - April 19 Sept. 23 - Oct. 22 Clarification is the name of the Hush Libra, Some arguments you savvy would be best. I also really love children, game this week, Aries. Articulate cannot win, and this is one of so hopefully you have some around. I can’t your wishes and provide all of the them. Travel arrangements must be wait for you to come to my graduation, so I can instructions necessary to ensure made in a hurry. Look to a trusted show you all the new things I’ll have learned. success. friend to help. ARIES LIBRA Hello there I’m Mattie sometimes known as “Mattie Moo” because of my beautiful spots. I’m April 20 - May 20 Oct. 23 - Nov. 21 Of course, you want to, Taurus. Your pursuit of knowledge is much a 2 year old lab hound mix that is mellow and Who doesn’t? The question is to be admired, Scorpio. Keep at it, very low energy. A 65 lb sweet love bug that is can you afford to. Review your and you will be rewarded. A look good with cats and all dogs large and small. I’m budget before you commit to the at your calendar reveals the need never pushy and I just love people. As a matter endeavor. Cutbacks may be in to shop. order. of fact I’m so good in the home that I won’t get TAURUS SCORPIO on your furniture or counter surf. Best of all I’m great with children. May 21 - June 21 Nov. 22 - Dec. 21 Some tales are worth repeating, Keep your eye on the prize, so when the opportunity presents Sagittarius. It is your for the itself, take it, Gemini. Someone taking. A presentation points the in attendance will appreciate what way to a new you. Baby steps are All New Leash on Life dogs are fully vetted, altered, heart worm tested, and micro chipped. After you have to say. required. they’ve graduated from the New Leash on Life program they have 8 weeks of crate training, housebreak- ing, leash experience, with some obedience and agility work. If you’re interested in adopting one of our GEMINI SAGITTARIUS dogs contact Jackie at 252-649-5504 or Penny at 252-249-1453 and fill out an adoption application at Pamlicopaws.net. All adopting families are invited to their dog’s graduation the middle of June. You can also email PAWS at mail.pamlicopaws.net and download an adoption application at FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY pamlicopaws.net on the individual dog’s page . WEDNESDAY, May 3, 2017 Neighborhood 3 A Pamlico Outdoors…..Our Little Piece Of Heaven

By Captain Bobby Brewer With miles of shoreline, countless docks, numerous launch locations, and acres of water with an abundance of points, slues, drops, holes, ledges and shoals, our area offers excellent kayak fishing. Add to our natural resources Land/Home Sales the area shops that offer tackle Property Management and sell fishing kayaks, and it’s no wonder why kayak fish- Appraisals Development ing in our area is increasing in popularity. It doesn’t matter if the water. I’ve been bobbing like an apple 15 miles offshore while you have an entry level kayak or some of the tricked-out fishing kay- Agent of the hooked into an amberjack. So not to panic when it occurs, practice aks with pedals, powerpoles or electric motors, you can get on fish rolling and reentering your kayak in a controlled environment both and have a blast. Most of your fishing gear doesn’t change, just your Week with and without a fishing buddy. A little tip, do it without your fish- approach and fishing platform. ing gear present unless you have floats attached or you want to pro- Nancy Elrick Trout, drum, flounder, and stripers are available in most of our Broker vide an economic boost to some of our local fishing stores. creeks and waters and are easily accessible. For the more daring fish- Here’s what one of Nancy’s The weather is warm, the water is warming up and the fish are ermen, old drum fishing in August and September can be like hold- calling you. Have fun, be safe and don’t let the big one get away. customers had to say... ing onto a runaway train as you try to land one of those monsters. And tournament kayak fishermen be aware, you will begin to have We would need 3 typewritten pages to tell you all the assets of work- ing with Nancy. She is superb! Nancy’s personal service increased more opportunities to show your prowess in some upcoming area over time during our search for a home. She is very knowledgeable events. Beginners to experts, this area has it all. of the area, R.E. law in NC, & the workings of the area. She is totally Like most things when dealing with Mother Nature, safety and on top of everything…never missed a beat. I have to say, every day precaution should always be honored. Always wear a personal floa- with Nancy was fun (she made it fun) and we feel we already have tation device with a whistle attached, dress appropriately for the friends in the area. Thank you! weather, have a means for communicating and let someone know Lou & Linda, Oriental your float plan. Kayaks are considered vessels under 16’ so know their regulations. On a recent trip to the coast with clients, the Coast Guard did a safety inspection / license check with one of my cus- PRICE REDUCED tomers. Also be aware that if you fish from kayaks, at some point during your adventures, you are going to lose an edge and roll into The Partnership Is Strengthening Families the group breaks off into interactive sessions; the children go into MINNESOTT BEACH – Immaculate 3BR/2BA near age appropriate classes and the adults/caregivers head to their own Minnesott Golf & Country Club, Neuse River Ferry & class. Fun and interactive sessions cover such topics as communica- a protected, deep-water marina/boat yard just off the tion skills, awarding positive behaviors and ignoring negative ones, Neuse River. A big laundry room and an attached 2-car The mission of Pamlico Partnership for Children (PPFC) is to family meetings and appropriate consequences for unwanted behav- garage. No HOA dues, and not in a flood zone! iors. A family participant stated “ I am more aware of how I speak OFFERED AT $135,000 assist in the education of young children (0-5) in Pamlico County, and we believe this starts with supporting and strengthening the core to my child and to others, and quality time with your child family is unit, the FAMILY. most important, put away the cell phone and turn off the TV.” The Partnership is excited to be offer- Families are now being accepted for the next session of ing, in collaboration with Promise Place, The Strengthening Families which will be offered Strengthening Families Program, through a grant in the fall of 2017. To sign up or receive more funded by Trillium Health Services. information please contact Susan Bridgman at The first session of Strengthening Families is Pamlico Partnership for Children at 252-745- underway and now in its seventh session. Each 7850. Tuesday evenings for 14 weeks, families meet PPFC offers programs such as: Community with the goal of becoming stronger through The Play & Learn - 3 and 4 year old preschool, Strengthening Families Program. The evening Partnership Playgroup, support & assistance to childcare centers & homes, Lending Library, dia- ORIENTAL – Investment opportunity; “Marsha’s Cottage” starts with a family meal, where children and per distribution and Childcare Subsidy. (real estate only) in a 2BR/1BA in the best location near caregivers enjoy a meal and have conversation the Harbor for high foot traffic. Proprietor of Marsha’s along with leaders of the group, after the meal Cottage receptive to continuing the lease with a new owner. Enjoy a good return on investment while capturing the potential appreciation of a great location! OFFERED AT $235,000 Outdoor Concert At Minnesot Golf And Country Club Mark your calendars for “Music on the Green”, the first concert of the summer to be held at Minnesott: Golf and Country Club, Music on the Green at Minnesott May 26, 2017, overlooking the beautiful waterfront 1st tee. The Friday, May 26 public is welcome to enjoy an evening fill with music by Jill and The Authentics while dancing to Old Time Rock and Roll, Beach Minnesott Golf and Country Club Music and Jazz! The ticket price includes music, a picnic dinner and a selection of craft beers and hard cider. “This is the perfect way to The beer/food tents open at 6:00 begin the summer and celebrate the Memorial Day Weekend,” says $25.00 per person~$30.00 at gate event organizer, Angie Propst. “A little dinner and dancing under Includes: Music, BBQ chicken the stars and of course, the right craft beers and hard cider will make ORIENTAL – Neuse River views from, fully-furnished and a selection of craft beer and hard cider. this a memorable evening!” 3BR/1BA on Mildred St. Recently renovated kitchen w/ The beer and food tents will open at 6:00, the band will begin gorgeous cabinets & rich granite counters. Gas-log fire- at 7:00. Advanced ticket sales can be purchased on line at minne- place, sun porch, like-new roof & HVAC. Double-lot, shady Advanced ticket sales can be purchased on-line at ‐ sottgolf.com or at the MG&CC pro shop for $25.00 per person and pecan trees & an outside storage shed. No HOA dues! minnesottgolf.com or the MG&CC pro-shop. OFFERED AT $249,900 $30.00 the day of the event. Call MG&CC for more information call * IDs will be checked at the gate. (252) 249‐2703. IDs will be checked at the gate. Local Artisan Celebrates 30 Years With Give Away This spring, Michael Brown will celebrate manual tools in a cute but functional workspace/studio which works his 30th year of being a fine woodworker quite well for him in his backyard. Seeing his workspace, a hand- (http://www.michaelbrownchairmaker.com). made pole barn that is unheated and has no A/C and is nearly always After years of making boats, furniture and open on two sides is amazing in its own right. Visiting his studio custom tailored chairs Michael Brown is space is a treat. You can find Michael in the summer wearing shorts celebrating with a giveaway of a custom, working away in the blazing heat and in the winter wearing a thermal ORIENTAL – Spectacular wide-water views on protected Smith made-to-measure chair. The promotion will suit and wooly hat forming the seat of a custom chair. Just taking a Creek from 3BR/2BA in Buccaneer Bay with dock and 7,000 take place on facebook from April 26, 2017 trip to see his home which he crafted himself from post and beams is pound boat lift for sail or power boats. Spacious waterfront until May 24th, 2017 so be sure to visit a fantastic and inspirational adventure. deck off sunroom, kitchen and master bedroom, gas-log fire- and fill out the form on (https://www.face- Brown takes personal measurements to craft a completely custom place. High and dry, HOA dues only $35/year. book.com/MichaelBrownChairmaker), like, and recommend a few chair, tailored to your comfort. He uses classic hand tools to create OFFERED AT $299,500 friends to be entered to win. Really that is it! The more you share each masterpiece in a unique, one-of-a-kind style. As a master crafts- the more entries you get. The chair will be available for pickup from man, Brown has been creating wooden masterpieces for 30 years, he Grantsboro upon completion or shipped right to the winner. will assure your chair is perfect for you. Michael has chosen a simple About Michael Brown Chairmaker: Michael Brown’s chairs fea- path in life, all his work is handmade and each step was undertaken ture an ergonomic design custom tailored to the user, ideal for office with utmost respect for the material and the maker. It’s so inspiring work and long work days. Made-To-Measure chairs provide the ulti- to see such a humble man living the quiet country life and continuing mate comfort, that fits you and your style perfectly. century-old woodworking methods. “My chair design is my interpretation of the classic English stick “Each chair I make is made the way the earliest Windsor chairs chair, the original Windsor chair, from the early eighteenth century. were made, by hand with manual tools and with distinct precision. These are not reproductions of museum pieces, but made after much Trees earn a second life and are crafted into functional art that will research, including trips to the Windsor chair museum in England last generations, whether you’re looking for a chair for your summer ORIENTAL – Waterfront 3BR/2BA + FROG (with addi- and a lot of sitting! I created dozens of chair prototypes until I came home or a chair for your home office, I can make one that fits you tional full bath), boat dock and covered lift on scenic to a design that sits just right.” - Michael Brown and your space perfectly. ” 1.66 acres in Spicers Creek community. Vaulted ceilings, He crafts his chairs and furniture with his own hands and with sunroom, formal dining room, gas log fireplace, tile & hardwood flooring, attached 2-car garage &detached RV garage/workshop/garden shed. Dairy Referendum Vote To Take Place May 18 OFFERED AT $449,900 Dairy farmers in North Carolina will be voting in a Dairy Promotion and Research Board, leaving no local promotion money in Promotion Referendum on Thursday, North Carolina. See all Listings & Visual Tours at May 18, 2017. The Referendum is on the Dairy farmers who have questions can www.orientalncwaterfront.com question of continuing the 10¢ assign- call Elizabeth Moretz with the American ment to dairy promotion programs in Dairy Association of North Carolina at 1-800-347-8246 • 252-249-1014 North Carolina already allowed under (828) 406-9482. Voting in Pamlico County Or contact Allen Propst the National Checkoff for milk advertis- will take place on Thursday, May 18, 2017 ing and promotion. With a favorable vote during the hours of 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM 252-671-4644 in the Referendum, the 10¢ per cwt. will at the Pamlico County Extension Office, 704 Broad St, PO Box 750 Oriental, NC 28571 continue to fund dairy promotion activi- 13724 NC Highway 55 Alliance, NC 28509 ties in North Carolina. Without a favor- (Phone: 252-745-4121). able vote, all funds generated by the checkoff will go to the National Dairy 4 A Things To Know WEDNEsday, May 3, 2017 Hand Spinning Workshop at the Beaufort Historic Site As part of the Beaufort Historical Association’s Living History was invented as a way to mechanically turn the spindle. By the 13th series, Pat Tester will conduct a hand spinning workshop Thursday, century the spinning wheel was introduced to Europe and two cen- May 11 from 1:30 – 4:00 pm in the Beaufort turies later a more complex wheel was Historic Site’s Welcome Center at 130 Turner introduced. Both spinning wheel designs Street. The workshop is open to the public, were brought to America with the early but seating is limited for the hands on spin- colonists. Learn more about the history We are! Let us take care of your home repair and ning experience. behind the art of spinning with Ms. Tester remodeling needs! 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Colonial Assembly for 20 years, then the Continental Lunch & Learn starts at 11:30 a.m. at the Chelsea Congress, and as North Carolina’s 1st and 5th Restaurant, 335 Middle Street, New Bern. The cost is Open Hearts, Open Minds, Governor. This extraordinary man had been a loyal $16 for Historical Society members and $18 for non- British subject who fought against the Regulator members; lunch is included. Advance reservations Open Doors… rebellion, yet he emerged during the Revolution must be made in by calling the New Bern Historical Oriental United Methodist Church as a vital leader of the Patriot cause and embraced Society at 252-638-8558, or can be ordered at www. Americas revolutionary fervor. Learn more about NewBernHistorical.org/tickets. Lunch choices are A Beacon for Help, Healing and Hope! Richard Caswell as author and historian Joe Mobley Chesapeake Chicken with Beurre Blanc Sauce, Rice joins the New Bern Historical Society for Lunch Pilaf, Roasted Veggies or Beef Shoulder Tenderloin Join us for our outdoor service along the banks & Learn on Wednesday, May 10 at 11:30am at The with Cabernet Demi Sauce, Garlic Mashed Potatoes, Chelsea. Roasted Veggies. of the beautiful Neuse River each Sunday at Joe A. Mobley has worked with the Division The mission of the New Bern Historical Society 8:30 a.m. in Lou Mac Park. of Archives and History of the North Carolina is to celebrate and promote New Bern and its Early service begins at 8:30 a.m. at Lou Mac Department of Cultural Resources, serving as archi- heritage through events and education. Offices are Park by the Neuse River. Music is comprised of vist, historical researcher and historical publications located in the historic Attmore Oliver House at 511 a praise team of voices, guitars and keyboards. editor. Until his retirement, he served as editor in chief of the North Broad Street in New Bern. For more information, call 252-638- Traditional Service begins at 11 a.m. and is held Carolina Historical review. Currently, he teaches courses in North 8558 or go www.NewBernHistorical.org or www.facebook.com/ in the church sanctuary. The Sanctuary Choir sings accompanied by OUMC’s organ. Children’s Carolina history at NC State University and Louisburg College. He NewBernHistoricalSociety. Church and a nursery are provided. If the Sunday is the 5th Sunday has published several works of history, and has won the 2006 North of a month the early service and traditional services are replaced with a combined service at 10 a.m. “Warrior Women” Musical Opens At Orringer Auditorium We love our Visitors… Warrior Women A new musical theater piece will open on May New Bern Civic Theater production of In The Heights. 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The right grooming tool can dramatically reduce shed- ing with pets, but preparing in advance for some of the pitfalls of all ding by removing the undercoat and loose hair without sacrificing the of the excitement can ensure that your pet enjoys it just as much as healthy top coat. you do. Find more tips and tricks for pet owners at eLivingToday. Provide skin protection. Just like humans, dogs can experience com. Great Home sunburn and even skin cancer. To prevent sunburn, apply a sunscreen Fairfield Harbour - Reinvented Gardens On Friday, April 7th, the place to live, organizations and Fairfield Harbour Property Owners volunteer activities that respond to Association and the Fairfield the community needs. POA director, Harbour Cooperative Business Sharon Henke highlighted Service Start with Council hosted over 90 people organizations such as the Harbour from New Bern businesses includ- Helpers, started by Phyllis Wiltrout, ing realtors and Chamber of the community newspaper, the Commerce Members to a breakfast Beacon, CERTS, National Night Great Seeds and information sharing session at Out, Neighborhood Watch, Hospital the Community Center in Fairfield Auxiliary, Fire Department, over Harbour. thirty social/special groups and Emcee, Jan Meehan, introduced clubs, including the newest, Young New Bern Chamber Board Chairman Family Support group. Dan Roberts, who delivered an over- Dan Argentieri spoke about plans view of the quality of life we enjoy for the Harbour Pointe Golf Course, in Craven County and the contribu- and introduced new Community tion made by Fairfield Harbour. Photograph taken by Bob Dumon: Left to right: Joe Schulties-Director, Manager, Jennifer Gudaitis. Various Sharon Henke- Director, Ann Simpson- POA President, Jennifer He then cut the ribbon to officially Gudaitis-Community Manager, Richard Miller-Board Treasurer. Rear, right members of the FHCBC introduced recognize the FH Property Owners (partially hidden): Dan Englehaupt, Dan Argentieri, FHCBC President and their businesses, and the importance Association, new owner of the 385 General Manager of Harbour Pointe Golf Course. of the council. Bob Bruggeworth, acres formerly owned by MidSouth founder of the FH Fishing Club, and Golf. Doug King FH Yacht Club Commodore outlined their group’s social POA President, Ann Simpson, recounted the history of the Harbour. activities and civic outreach efforts. The event was planned and orga- Offering quality seeds since 1881. Maury Thompson spoke on behalf of the investment group which nized by Margaret Rose, Neuse Realty and her committee. 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It’s Kentucky Derby time again. Even if them. you’re not much of a horse racing fan, you Strategy is also important to jockeys. They all want to win the might appreciate all the Derby’s pageantry – the race, but they employ different methods. For example, three-time mint juleps, the women’s beautiful hats, the Kentucky Derby winner Calvin Borel’s strategy usually involves rid- singing of “My Old Kentucky Home,” and so ing his horse on the rail at the inside of the track – so much so that on. But if you look beyond the hoopla, you’ll his nickname is “Bo’rail.” As an investor, you need a strategy that’s realize just how much work it takes to put on appropriate for your goals, risk tolerance and time horizon. Such a such an event. And the efforts of one group in strategy will involve choosing a suitable mix of investments, review- particular – the jockeys – may be able to provide ing your portfolio’s progress at regular intervals, and making changes Dan M. 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WEDNESDAY, May 3, 2017 Community 7 A Pamlico Betty Jo Rodgers Correspondent On Friday at lunchtime, several representatives Church of Christ this past Sunday. The church parking lot was filled from the Pamlico County School system were at to overflowing. There are five churches in the county that meet Bayboro United Methodist Church to celebrate as part of this Union each fifth Sunday of the year with the vari- with the churches and organizations that have par- ous churches hosting on a rotating basis. I am sure their pastor, the ticipated in the backpack food program this year in Reverend Antonio “Ron” King and his congregation made everyone the Pamlico County Schools. Twelve participating feel welcome. groups have provided backpacks for 100 children Sunday afternoon at the Oriental Museum, Mr. Stan Allen gave a in Pamlico County to have food to take home each wonderful presentation on the architecture of old homes in Pamlico weekend to eat when they are not at school. Mrs. County. It was very informative with slides of various places like the Peggy Graves has been coordinating this program Wise house on Pamlico Road, China Grove at Janerio, an old house for several years, and it has been a very successful program for all that used to be on White Farm Road, and other houses such as the concerned. Delamar and the Dixon homes. The museum volunteers said this was • Hanging Baskets Cycle NC was a big success in Oriental this past weekend. the largest group to attend an event in the museum with close to 50 Forrest Farm Supply Bicyclists were everywhere, riding all over the county. Some were people in attendance. • Ferns seen on Straight Road, Orchard Creek Road, Pamlico Road, Trent May 6 is the day for the town wide yard sale in Oriental. Also on • Bedding Plants 502 Main Street Road, Alligator Loop Road, Highway 55, Highway 306, Water Street May 6, the Pamlico Partnership for Children will sponsor the Pamlico and Bay City Road near Bayboro, and these were just the places I Community Family Fun Day at the Track/Field area of Pamlico • Vegetable Plants & Bayboro, NC 28515 saw them. I estimate 1000 or more cyclist were in the area as well County High School from 10:00 - noon. The rain date will be May 7 252-745-3551 as their family and friends. The Town ‘N Country parking lot looked from 2:00-4:00 pm. It will be fun for the whole family with games, Seeds like an RV campground and tents were set up all around the water- activities, bounce houses, miniature ponies and a free hot dog. front and even the lot across from Bill and Jo Tingle’s house. Celebrating birthdays in May are, Melba Tingle Dixon (5/3), Dylan This was a good opportunity for the cyclists to see the many crops Smith (5/5), Debbie Whorton (5/12), Dale Alvin Belvin (5/14), Greg We also have of corn as they are sprouting up all around the county. Farmers are Jones (5/16), Vance Henries (5/18), Zachary Rodgers and Shannon putting out weed killer to help prepare the soil for them to plant their Lee Wing (5/20), Dennis Stokes (5/25), and Suzie Rodgers (5/30). Landscaping Materials soybean crops. Anniversaries in May include Roy and Betty Jo Rodgers on (5/7), Many places provided them with free water along their routes Larry and Sharon Gibbs (5/15) and Timothy and Veronica Jones around the area. There were special meals at local restaurants and a (5/30). concert at the Red Rooster for their enjoyment. On Sunday morn- Have a blessed week. Memory failing? Take Spiritual Vitamin M. ing, the Oriental United Methodist Church regular 8:30 service on “And he said unto me, my grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength the waterfront was a real treat with spirited preaching by the Sound is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory District Superintendent, the Reverend Linda Taylor. in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me.” (2 The Union held its fifth Sunday meeting at Broad Creek United Corinthians 12:9) Whortonsville Reba Tiller Correspondent We start this week with beautiful sun and quite have to leave something that he is so good at. He has been so good to a bit of wind. This past weekend was one of the the Chorale and so attentive to his congregation. Charles and Peggy, busiest I have ever seen in the county and in I want to say “thank you” for coming into my life, singing with the Oriental. About 1400 bicycle riders were here to Chorale, and for all the many works you have done in this county. ride around the county. I followed the very color- You will be missed so-o-o much. Also being away all week makes it ful riders wearing their different colors around a little hard to come up with interesting news and I am leaving again the loop and by the fire house in Florence. Wow, to stay with my sister Maomi in Harrells who has just been diag- I could not believe the participants in this ride. nosed with pancreatic cancer. I don’t like to write bad news but there Spoke to two riders in the Deli in Oriental and seems to be so much right now. Also heard Brad Hodges needs our they were from Raleigh. One had ridden 45 miles, the other 20 miles prayers. I have been missing church because of our trips but spoke on Saturday. I did not see neighbors Kevin and Susan Bryan on their to Reverend Caton yesterday and his wife and son are still having tandem bike. Rita had a flat tire over near River Dunes and I know health problems. After service yesterday he took a little time to have that at least two riders ended up at CarolinaEast. We returned from lunch with Mrs. Winky, who by the way is doing well, and Joan Ford Durham after having the shock of our life! Our son Russell and who eats with Mrs. Winky every Sunday. They convinced me to have grandson Noah were here for my last concert and Russ seemed to some delicious cabbage that Joan had cooked and that was a first for be fine, out playing basketball with Kevin, fishing and attending the me, having something cooked with a pig tail! I must say, they were concert. On Monday he started experiencing severe pain around his delicious! Mrs. Winky is 99 and a half years of age, is sound of mind, heart and they are blessed to live so close to Chapel Hill Hospital has some weakness of the legs, otherwise she is great,so evidently because when they arrived he was told he got there just in time what she eats is working for her. Lynn Speas is still waiting for a because there was a blood clot in his main artery to the heart. He now diagnosis on her eye but it is better. Thanks to Marilyn Stern for the has two stints and hopefully they will take care of the problem. Came gift you gave me on Saturday. It really helped me! Thought for the home from Durham to learn that Jeannette Santoro was in the hospi- week--Whenever everything seems to be going wrong, just remember tal. Not sure of the problem but hope she will be home today. Read God is in control, so lean on Him for strength. the e-mail from Charles Moseley and I am so saddened that he will

Delamar & Delamar, PLLC Goose Creek Island Annette Jones, 55 Plus Club Correspondent Goose Creek Island 55 Plus Club met Thursday Happy Birthday: Ernest Hugh Mayo, Jr. and Myron Carol Banks Attorneys at law at the Community Center. Pres. Rosanne drove up – May 5, Aaron Michael Rowe and Linda Lupton Mitchell - May 6, Sara Delamar to the front doors with a trunk full of goodies for Paul Grubbs and Ciniath Jo Mercer LoCicero - May 7, Wendy Lupton Residential, Commercial Real Estate a very special meeting. She opened the trunk and Honeycutt - May 8, William Jones and Kayley Guidry – May 10. Small business incorporation, set-up a gale of wind whisked the balloons away and up Everybody loves Edna Ruth! Well, Edna was 86 years old April Estate Planning in the sky! She was distraught and overwrought! 29 and there’s a lot going on when she has a birthday. When the choir You see, the balloons were for Karen Ireland’s goes up to sing at New Vision PH Church, Edna is always dancing up Paul Delamar 70th birthday! Everyone assured Rosanne that all the aisle! Her first party was given by family members on April 8 at Criminal Defense. Traffic Citations was well and she calmed down. We sang Happy Mayo’s Restaurant. Daughter Joanne Clark from Seymour Tennessee Domestic Law, Estate Administration Birthday to Karen, our Sec/Treas and enjoyed the homemade cake came to visit last Thursday and Ardie Lupton, Edna’s niece, hosted 408 Main Street • Bayboro and fresh strawberries that were also in the trunk with Pepsi Cola. a party at Chris Lupton’s home in New Bern with family. They 252-745-3222 • Fax 252-745-7477 • M-F 8:30am to 5:00pm Thanks to Karen for all she does for our club, her church and the enjoyed a lasagna dinner with all the trimmings. Then, guess what, community. Happy Birthday! Daughter”s Nancy and Joanne and New Vision Church honored her Special guest today was Joan Rowe (Blaney’s wife) who makes Sunday with a luncheon and beautiful birthday cake made by Tina beautiful crafts of all kinds. Rosanne brought a front door wreath and Sawyer Gray. Children and grandchildren and special guests, Billy some material used to make the wreath. She and Joan explained how and Libby Lupton Cahoon attended I just have to add this - Rosanne it was made and answered questions from those who are interested in planned the birthday party at the 55 Plus Club, a Surprise Party, for PUBLIC NOTICE making one. Next week is Bingo Day. We will go out for lunch May both Karen and Edna, but Edna was unable to attend. I can surely PUBLIC NOTICE 11 to celebrate Mother’s Day. understand that! Edna Ruth has been my special friend since we Notice is hereby given that the proposed FY 2016-17 budgets Prayer List: Lil’ Shirley Mayo Ireland recently had knee surgery played basketball together at Hobucken School. It makes my day for The Coastal Regional Solid Waste Management Authority and is recovering nicely. Jennie Jones, my daughter-in-law had sur- when I hear Edna come to the door and holler, “It’s me” and dances has been presented to the Board of Directors for consider- gery Thursday at Vidant in Greenville and is doing well at home. in! Happy Birthday Edna Ruth! ation. A copy of the proposed budget is available for public Please keep Eric Campen and Doug Campen, sons of Elizabeth Our Community Center is looking good! Many thanks to Gene inspection at the administrative offices of the Authority, lo- Lupton Campen in your prayers. Dorothy Harrison, Joan Rowe moth- Lupton and Casper Ireland for mowing the grounds. Also, Casper cated at 7400 Old Hwy 70 West, New Bern, NC during regular er, was added to the prayer list. done a lot of weed eating and cleaned around the flowers! Thanks so office hours. Birdie Potter, Steven & Jane Potter Whitley and children, much to James Rice for power washing the steps, rails, driveway and McKenzie, Zach and Jake have returned from Everglades, Florida front of building. You are appreciated so much. I will call those who A public hearing on the proposed budget has been sched- after visiting with Birdie’s sister, Juanita Weldon, husband Eric and have volunteered to mow as needed. If you are not on the list, please uled for May 11, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. in the Commissioners family. Juanita is not doing well. call me, 745-3293. It’s a good list! Room of the Pamlico County Courthouse Annex, Bayboro, We were sorry to hear of the passing of Lawrence Bernard If a bunch of balloons land in your yard, please take them to N.C. at which time comments from the public on the pro- “Stoney” Santimaw of Aurora. He was the husband of Lisa Flowers, Karen! posed budget will be heard. formerly of Hobucken. Our condolences go out to the family. Bobby C. Darden Deaths Executive Director Beth Elaine Harrington was born ing care of us and you, if she had the chance. She was very good at waving to everyone with her left arm playing sports and actually caught a hard ball in her stomach, ouch. Coastal Environmental Partnership and continued to entertain us through- There are so many wonderful, funny stories that will be shared at her P.O. Box 128, Cove City, NC 28523, 252-633-1564 out her life. Her alternate personality “Celebration of life” to be announced at a later date via newspaper www.coastalenvironmentalpartnership.com “Stuffy”, a beloved petite teddy bear, and social media. If you have anything to add to her special celebra- brought smiles to us all. So we don’t tion such as funny times, photographs and want to help, please con- have Beth with us now but every time tact me at [email protected]. we think of her, she is right here in GRANTSBORO SAND MINE our hearts. Beth Elaine Harrington Mary H. Ferris, 84, of Oriental passed away Sunday, April 23, was born in Greenville, NC on June 2017, at home. She was born in Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York Sand and Screened Topsoil 9, 1951 and joined our mother on April 23, 2017, Blanche Hardee on August 18, 1933. She is survived by her loving husband, Ned; Hours: Monday–Thursday 7 AM – 4 PM Harrington (Dec.) and James Alton Harrington (Dec.), she has one daughter, Stacey E. Ferris of Bolivia, NC; son, Edwin W. Ferris III remaining Aunt Lillie Pearl Joyner, age 97. Beth was the “baby” of Phoenix, Arizona; grandson, Edwin W. Ferris IV of North East, 180 Hunnings Farm Road • Grantsboro of the family and is survived by four siblings. A sister, Arlene Maryland; and granddaughter, Holly Ferris of Frederick, Maryland. Contact: Scott Cayton 252-671-3172 Harrington Cobb, brother-in-law Lawrence Cobb (Dec.), two neph- Her memorial service was held 10 a.m., Tuesday, May 2nd at Pamlico ews Stephen Cobb and his wife Melanie and their son, Garrett, Mike United Methodist Church with the Rev. Mike Roach officiating. In Cobb and his children, Taylor, Devin, Mikie and Carson, residing lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to Pamlico in Texas, a brother, James Spencer Harrington and sister-in-law United Methodist Church, Benevolence Fund, c/o Tillie Roberts, Donna, three nieces, Lisa and her children, Autym, Owen and Paxton, 9985 NC Hwy 306 S, Arapahoe, NC 28510. Amber and her daughter, Mackenzie, and Amberle, a nephew Scott Arrangements by Bryant Funeral Home & Crematory, Alliance. Harrington and his wife Tina and children, Spencer and Ashley, who reside in Kansas, a brother, Doug Harrington and sister-in-law Jane Yvonne June Stevenson, 85, of Oriental passed away Tuesday, and children, a niece Kelly Lake and her husband Brian and children, April 25, 2017, at Gardens of Pamlico. She was a member of Oriental Courtney and Hunter, a nephew, Jeff Harrington and his children, Methodist Church. She enjoyed sailing around the country with her Wholesale Prices Chloe and Hanna residing in Florida, a sister, Myra Harrington Blue husband Russ. She is survived by her husband, Russell Stevenson; and brother-in-law, Herb Blue, and children Kim Taylor and her sons, Grant Stevenson of South Africa and Vaughan Stevenson of We Fill Any Vehicle husband, Robert Taylor and children, Jake and Dana, residing in Iowa; daughters, Cheryl Worth of South Africa and Peta Lewis of Pamlico County, Gary Blue and his wife Tracy and children, Nicole, Cape Carteret; eight grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Her Leah, Shane and Blake residing in Seven Spring, N. C. There are memorial service will be held 11 a.m., Thursday, May 4th at Oriental numerous cousins and their families throughout the country. Beth United Methodist Church with the Rev. Charles Moseley officiating. graduated from Pitt Community College as an LPN and worked many Arrangements by Bryant Funeral Home & Crematory, Alliance. Locally Owned & Operated years at Pitt Memorial Hospital and Greenville Villa. 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Stanley Professional Air flooring hammer with Duracell Ultra E5 battery, battery case, in-line Cook the ground beef in a skillet until browned, Spread each slice of cheese with a bit of mayonnaise 3000 nails. $340 252-249-2545 stirring to crumble - drain. Add the salt, oregano, pep- and top each muffin. Broil until cheese is lightly Computer Items: Asus X54C Laptop, 4GB, fused 12 VDC cable. Used only once so like Windows 7, $125. Samsung B2030 20” Moni- Invacare Bench for Shower or Tub. 400 lb. new. Garage stored. $225. Call Chuck at 252- per, breadcrumbs, tomato sauce, onions and green browned. tor, $50. Epson Artison 835 Printer, Wi-Fi, Ex- weight cap. Adjustable height $75 252-571- 249-1409 pepper to the hamburger and blend well. Spoon tra Ink, $35. All in great condition. Make offer. 6058 86 U-Haul and Lowes moving boxes, good mixture into pastry shell. 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Call 249-6579, Sauté the onions and green peppers in the butter or cheese. Top with remainder meat mixture and top with ken. $25 (252)649-4749 252-670-7836 leave message. margarine until tender - add the beef and cook and stir the biscuits. Bake in 375 degree oven for 20 minutes Tread mill. Welso Cadence fold up , hardly Electropedic adjustable bed: size - full/double; used. 252-249-1690 KITCHEN AID KSM5PSWW Heavy Duty to crumble beef until slightly browned. Stir in spa- or until biscuits are done and golden brown. Serves 8. firm mattress; very good condition; includes 5-Quart Stand Mixer includes Meat Grinder Jenn-Air Stove/Range 30” wide x 28” deep- some linens. Great for someone recover- Attachment. Mint condition, rarely use. 325- ghetti sauce and simmer for a few minutes. Cook the Good working condition. $100 (252)670-7435 ing from surgery, needs to elevate head and/ watt motor, 5 mixing speeds, 5-quart stainless spaghetti according to directions on package and drain Swiss Green Beans Antique solid red oak pedestal table, just refin- or feet, or has difficulty getting in and out of steel bowl, includes flat beater, dough hook well. Arrange layers of spaghetti, sour cream and cot- bed. Smoke free home. $300.00. Text: 252- ished professionally, like new, no chairs. Top and wire whip, 6-foot power cord. $225. 252- tage cheese in baking dish. Cover with meat mixture, 4 tablespoons butter or margarine may be seperated for carrying in a car. Size is 617-5942 249-3340. sprinkle with cheese and bake in 350 degree oven for 4 teaspoon finely chopped onions 48”x36” including the 12 inch extension leaf. Critter cage: 6ft (tall or long) x 2ft x2ft. Cus- Classic Dahon folding bicycle for boat. Yellow $150 OBO. Available in River Bend/New Bern, tom made. 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Janet at 386- 1/4 teaspoon pepper 1 cup crushed cornflakes 42” Huskee riding lawnmower good condition- $275. 252-249-1090. 559-4554. 1/2 pound ground beef serviced regularly, garage kept $450.00 OBO OTR GE Microwave, 2011, SS, with bracket, 1 jar (32-oz.) spaghetti sauce Melt two tablespoons of the butter in a saucepan, callJean 252-514-3437 Volvo Station Wagon Cover - Gray, never used with bag. $45. 252-249-1090. M/N JVM1950. Excellent except “key pad add the onions, mushrooms and green pepper and You pull it it’s yours; 74 Yanmar SB, W/Trans.; shorted”, you fix.. $25 George 249.3264 1 CY; 8HP; 252-675-1902 81/2 HP Briggs & Stratton engine. $50. Call Prepare macaroni shells according to directions on cook and stir until tender. Blend in the flour, salt, 675-0354. Bantam Chickens for sale. Hens $3! Roost- package - drain well. Prepare creamed spinach accord- pepper and sugar and then stir in sour cream. Heat FUJI SILHOUETTE BIKE. 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Fineout late of 6010 SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS ATTENTION Harbour Way, Oriental, Pamlico County, NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS OF North Carolina 28571, the undersigned NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS OF NELLIE IRENE DIXON PHIPPS ALL PARENTS OF PAMLICO COUNTY does hereby notify all persons, firms and OF CLIFTON PAUL LUPTON File No.: 17 E 68 PRIVATE/HOME SCHOOL STUDENTS corporations having claims against the CHAUNCEY E. LUCE estate of said decedent to exhibit them to File No.: 17 E 68 Having qualified as Executor of the Estate All persons, firms and corporations having A meeting will be held on Tuesday, May 9, 2017, the undersigned at 408 Main Street, P.O. of CLIFTON PAUL LUPTON, late of Pamlico claims against Nellie Irene Dixon Phipps 4:30 pm in the cafeteria of Pamlico County Primary Box 411, Bayboro, North Carolina 28515, on All persons, firms and corporations having County, North Carolina, the undersigned , deceased, are notified to exhibit them to or before the 19th day of July, 2017, or this claims against CHAUNCEY E. LUCE, does hereby notify all persons, firms and Brenda Phipps Tyndall, Executrix of the School for representatives of private schools and notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery. All deceased, are notified to exhibit them to corporations having claims against the Estate, on or before August 1, 2017, at home schools concerning students with disabilities persons, firms and corporations indebted to VIRGINIA McLAUGHLIN, Executrix of the estate of said decedent to exhibit them to the address listed below or be barred from the said estate will please make immediate Estate, on or before June 20, 2017, at the the undersigned at 5906 Lowland Road, their recovery. Debtors of the decedent are and Title I programs. The purpose of this meeting is payment to the undersigned. This the 19th address listed below or be barred from Lowland, NC 28537, on or before the 7th asked to make immediate payment to the to allow these parties an opportunity to consult with day of April, 2017. their recovery. Debtors of the decedent are day of July, 2017 or this notice will be above-named Executrix. This 3rd day of asked to make immediate payment to the pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons, May, 2017. a Pamlico County Schools representative about the Elizabeth E. Robinson, Executrix above-named Executrix. This 26th day of firms and corporations indebted to the said proportionate share of federal funds that are avail- Estate of Mary I. Fineout April, 2017. estate will please make immediate payment Brenda Phipps Tyndall, Executrix Elizabeth E. Robinson, Executrix to the undersigned. This 3rd day of April, Estate of Nellie Irene Dixon Phipps able for special education and Title I services for the c/o Sara L. Delamar Virginia McLaughlin, Executrix 2017 13631 NC Highway 55 2017-2018 school year. Delamar & Delamar, PLLC Estate of Chauncey E. Luce Bayboro, NC 28515 408 Main Street 413 Edinborough Ave. Clifton Paul Lupton, Jr. Please contact Debbie Sewell at 252-745-4171 ext. P.O. Box 411 Raeford, NC 28376 5906 Lowland Road Publish May 3, 10, 17, 24, 2017. 632 or Shirley Holt at ext. 646, if additional informa- Bayboro, N.C. 28515 Lowland, NC 28537 Publish Apr. 26, May 3, 10 and 17, 2017. NORTH CAROLINA tion is needed. For Publication: 4/19,4/26 & 5/03, 5/10 Publish: Apr. 3, 10, 17 and 24, 2017 IN THE GENERAL COURT OF NORTH CAROLINA JUSTICE PAMLICO COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA IN THE GENERAL COURT OF HOLLOWELL & HOLLOWELL SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE PAMLICO COUNTY SUPERIOR P.O. Box 218 JUSTICE PAMLICO COUNTY COURT DIVISION Bayboro, NC 28515 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION OF NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS NORTH CAROLINA CHARLES DUFFY CATON PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS OF IN THE GENERAL COURT OF File No.: 17 E 76 ATTENTION OF PEGGY S. CARAWAN JUSTICE PAMLICO COUNTY INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITES EDUCATION ACT WILLIAM T. FREEMAN SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION All persons, firms and corporations having (IDEA-Part B, Public Law 108.446) PROJECT Having qualified as Executor of the Estate claims against Charles Duffy Caton , Having qualified as Executor of the Estate of Peggy S. Carawan, late of Pamlico NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS deceased, are notified to exhibit them to The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA-Part of William T. Freeman, late of North County, North Carolina, the undersigned OF Ricky M. Caton or Tracy A. Caton, Co- B, Public Law 108.446) Project is presently being amended. Augusta, South Carolina, the undersigned does hereby notify all persons, firms and GLENN E. BARNES Executors of the Estate, on or before August The Project describes the special education programs that the does hereby notify all persons, firms and corporations having claims against the File No.: 17 E 79 1, 2017, at the address listed below or be Pamlico County School System proposes for Federal funding corporations having claims against the estate of said decedent to exhibit them barred from their recovery. Debtors of the estate of said decedent to exhibit them to to the undersigned at 603 Broad Street, All persons, firms and corporations having decedent are asked to make immediate for the 2017-2018 School Year. Interested persons are encour- the undersigned at 35 Timberidge Drive, Oriental, NC 28571, on or before the 28th claims against Glenn E. Barnes, deceased, payment to the above-named Co-Executors. aged to review amendments to the Project and make comments North Augusta, GA 29860, on or before the day of July, 2017, or this notice will be are notified to exhibit them to Glenn E. This 3rd day of May, 2017. concerning the implementation of special education under this 26th day of July, 2017, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons, Barnes, Jr. Executor of the Estate, on or Federal Program. All comments will be considered prior to pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons, firms and corporations indebted to the said before August 1, 2017, at the address listed Ricky M. Caton, Co-Executor firms and corporations indebted to the said estate will please make immediate payment below or be barred from their recovery. Estate of Charles Duffy Caton submission of the amended Project to the North Carolina De- estate will please make immediate payment to the undersigned. Debtors of the decedent are asked to make P.O. Box 521 partment of Public Instruction in Raleigh, North Carolina. The to the undersigned. This 19th day of April, This 26th day of April, 2017 immediate payment to the above-named Hatteras, NC 27943 IDEA-Part B Project is open to the public for review and com- 2017 Executor. ments May 15 - 19, 2017. Please contact Mrs. Debbie Sewell, Patricia L. Carawan This 3rd day of May, 2017. Tracy A. Caton, Co-Executor Carol B. Freeman 603 Broad Street Estate of Charles Duffy Caton Exceptional Children Director of Pamlico County Schools, at 25 Timberidge Drive Oriental, NC 28751 Glenn E. Barnes Jr., Executor 2145 NC Hwy. 306S 745-4171 ext. 632, located at 507 Anderson Drive, Bayboro, NC North Augusta, GA 29860 Estate of Glenn E. Barnes Grantsboro, NC 28529 to schedule an appointment for review. Publish: Apr. 26, May 3, 10, 17, 2017 313 Hwy. 307 Publish: Apr. 19, 26, May 3, 10, 2017 Bayboro, NC 28515 Publish May 3, 10, 17, 24, 2017. HOLLOWELL & HOLLOWELL HOLLOWELL & HOLLOWELL P.O. Box 218 Publish May 3, 10, 17, 24, 2017. P.O. Box 218 Bayboro, NC 28515

trickery Thomas Lighton and Sharon V. Lighton, Pak and James P. Earle IV, $560 Reports Apr. 26, Lee Landing Road, New Bern, $710 Apr. 28, 0.15 Acre; N/S Neuse Street; PUBLIC NOTICE Incidents domestic criminal trespassing Apr. 24, Parcel A, from Kenneth L. Lot 132 & Portion Lot 140, from Archie ATTENTION Apr. 17, Lee Landing Road, New Bern, Apr. 26, NC Hwy 55 and Cowell Lane, Miller and Janie E. Miller to Gregory L. T. Purcell and Dorothy M. Casey to Title I Annual Spring Parents’ and Stakeholders’ Meeting burglary-forcible entry and larceny- Alliance, DWLR Simeon and Anna V. Simeon, $12 John C. Bloom and Jayne Stasser, $118 The Pamlico County Schools Title I Annual Spring Parents’ and from buildings Apr. 26, Second Lane, Bayboro, Apr. 24, 1-½ Acres; Off Neuse Road, Apr. 28, NW/S of Broad Street; The Stakeholders’ meeting will be held on Tuesday, May 9, 2017, Apr. 17, NC Hwy 306 North, larceny-all other larceny from Nathan Ronald Sawyer, Anita J.H and Ada Mason Residence Lot, Grantsboro, obtaining property by false Apr. 26, Lowland Road, Lowland, pos- Sawyer, Frank M. Sawyer III, and from Patricia L. Carawan EXR, Peggy at 5:00-6:30 pm in the cafeteria of Pamlico Primary School for pretense sessing stolen property, DWLR, and fail Diana Sawyer to Jesse B. Cahoon and S. Carawan EST, Patricia L. Carawan, stakeholders and parents of Pamlico County Primary and 6:00- Apr. 17, Main Street, Bayboro, larceny to register vehicle Teresa S. Cahoon, $50 Katie S. Newton, Lorenza Dallas 7:30 pm at Fred A. Anderson Elementary School’s cafeteria for Apr. 18, Vance Street, Bayboro, Apr. 27, Pecan Lane, Grantsboro, injury Apr. 24, 15 AC; N/S Horne Road(NC Spruill Jr., and Majorie Ross Carey to Fred A. Anderson parents and stakeholders. The purpose of larceny-from motor vehicle and break- to personal property SR 1234) & W/S Oyster Creek The Spruill Living Trust, Lorenza Dal- ing & entering motor vehicle Apr. 27, Link Lane, Oriental, fraud, Road(NC SR 1235), from Shane Jeffery las Spruill Jr. TR, Majorie Ross Carey this meeting is to allow these parties to receive information and Apr. 18, NC Hwy 55 East, Stonewall, injury to personal property, and larceny Porter to Wilmor Properties LLC, $18 Spruill TR, and Lorenza Dallas Spruill, give input on the Title I Plans for the 2017-18 school year. The calls for service/check on the welfare Apr. 27, NC Hwy 304, Bayboro, Apr. 25, Two Tracts, from Sawyer Fam- $108 current 2016-17 Title I plan can be reviewed on both Fred A. Apr. 18, Grace Daniels Road, Bayboro, fraud-wire/computer/other electronic ily Properties LLC to TOCB Enterprises Apr. 28, DB 580/700, from Town of Anderson and the Pamlico County Primary Schools respective larceny by employee manipulation LLC, $160 Oriental to Duke Energy Progress LLC, Apr. 18, Cowell Road, Alliance, Apr. 28, Freemason Street, Oriental, Apr. 25, One Cemetary Lot 20 ft by 20 $0 websites. It will also be available in the office of Shirley Holt burglary criminal damage to property ft, from Bessie Tutton Hoover to James Apr. 28, Village Park Lot: 3, from located at the Pamlico County Schools Board of Education, 507 Apr. 19, Scotts Store Road, Grantsboro, Apr. 29, Broad Street, Oriental, damage W. Alfred Jr., Barbara G. Alfred, Ruth Nancy J. Hiller to James Harrell and Anderson Drive, Bayboro, North Carolina; in the main office of overdose to property Gayle Alfred, and Kevin W. Alfred, $0 Cheryl Harrell, $499 Fred A. Anderson Elementary School at 515 Anderson Drive, Apr. 20, NC Hwy 55, Grantsboro, Apr. 30, NC Hwy 304, Hobucken, Apr. 27, Metes & Bounds, from McMil- Apr. 28, SE/S Riggs Creek and North juvenile complaint larceny-from buildings, breaking and/ lan, Duncan A. McMillan, Cornelia H. of Folly Road(Secondary Road 1324), Bayboro; and in the main office of Pamlico County Primary Apr. 20, Florence Road, Merritt, break- or entering, and criminal damage to Smith, Stephen Theodore Smith, Rachel from Mabel Joy Kokernot to The Mabel School at 323 Neal Creek Road, Bayboro. ing & entering-non-forced entry and property(vandalism) Richardson McLamb, Dan Johnson Joy Kokernot Living Trust, Mabel Joy Please contact Shirley Holt at 252-745-4171, ext. 646, if addi- larceny after breaking & entering-laptop Apr. 30, South Avenue, Oriental, crimi- Weyyer, Barbara Brandon T. Michael Kokernot, and Mabel Joy Kokernot tional information is needed. computer nal damage to property(vandalism) McLarry Family Trust McLarry, T. Mi- TR, $0 Apr. 21, Trent Road, Merritt, removing chael Thorton, W. Gerald Thorton, Ka- human remains Property Transfers (Apr. 24 – May trina C. McLarry, Ryan McLarry, Jason Apr. 22, Main Street, Stonewall, 3, 2017) D. McGowan, Kristen Caralis, George/ burglary-forcible entry and criminal Apr. 24, W/S NC Hwy 306, Arapahoe, TR Caralis, James/ TR to Raines Land damage to property(vandalism) from Alice B. Banks, Elizabeth B. Wil- & Timber, $240 Apr. 22, Lovick Lee Road, Arapahoe, cox, Loius Wilcox, Clara B. Hardison, Apr. 27, 5.69 Acres; Western R-O-W criminal damage to property(vandalism) Robert Hardison, Dorcas B. Hardison, NC SR 1324, from Jillian Nickell Har- Apr. 24, Main Street, Bayboro, larceny Joseph Brinson, Mary B. Prokey, Larry ris to Jillian N. Harris and Shane M. Apr. 25, Country Club West Drive, Prokey, Hilda B. Banks, and L.L. Banks Harris, $0 Arapahoe, disseminating obscenity to Alice B. Banks and Walter M. Banks, Apr. 27, Sea Vista Oriental Heights Lot: Apr. 25, NC Hwy 55, Grantsboro, $0 10 Block F, from Russell P. Stewart larceny-shoplifting Apr. 24, All Real Estate Property and Diane B. Stewart to Richard James Apr. 25, Don Lee Road, Arapahoe, Owned, from Troy D. Potter EST and Quinn, $0 non-criminal detainment(involuntary Brenda P. Wilkinson EXR to Brenda P. Apr. 27, Tract Number Two, 3,420 commitment) Wilkinson, Cheryl D. Potter, Gary S, Square Feet, from Everett Mann, De- Apr. 25, NC Hwy 306 South, Mayo TR, Troy D. Potter Jr. Testamen- vora Mann, and Carey Mann to Pecolia Grantsboro, sexual offense by school tary Trusts, and Troy D. Potter Jr., $0 G. Boone, $3 custodian Apr. 24, Tract One: 0.999 AC; Tract Apr. 28, Creek Pointe Lot: 11 Section Apr. 26, NC Hwy 304 North, Bayboro, Two: 0.539 AC, from Louis Michael I, from Anne P. Knight, Anne L. 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call 252.514.7700 email: [email protected] WEDNESDAY, May 3, 2017 On The Water 11 A New Marine Fisheries Rules MOREHEAD CITY – ing requirements. Several marine fisheries rule Other rule changes amend: changes have taken effect as · 15A NCAC 03J .0104, 15A NCAC 03L of May 1. They include six .0102, 15A NCAC 03O .0501 and 15A NCAC 03O Make sure to head on over to rule changes to implement .0503, to www.thepamliconews.com amendments to the Oyster and establish a Permit for Weekend Trawling for Live to see even more! More photos, more stories, and Hard Clam fishery manage- Shrimp. Commercial fishermen who wish to par- more interactivity from your friendly community ment plans and rule changes ticipate in this fishery on the weekends may contact newspaper. PO Box 510, 800 Broad Street, Oriental, NC establishing a new permit for Michelle Hensley at 252-808-8076 to receive a per- Ph: 252-249-1555 Fx: 252-2490857 weekend trawling for live shrimp. mit application package. Permit conditions include The N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission headrope length, live tank and aeration require- approved the rules and the amendments to the ments. Oyster and Hard Clam fishery management plans at · 15A NCAC 03O .0503 to relocate a 2003 Ben Casey Custom Framing its February meeting. requirement for a permit for dealers transacting in Distinctive Work For Discriminating Tastes Rule changes to implement the Oyster Fishery spiny dogfish from proclamation into rule. Management Plan Amendment 4 and Hard Clam · 15A NCAC 03O .0114 to increase penal- Fishery Management Plan Amendment 2 modify: ties for gear larceny. · 15A NCAC 03K .0201 to reduce the daily · 15A NCAC 03R .0103 to correct a pri- commercial possession limit for oysters from 50 mary nursery area boundary coordinate for Wade bushels to 20 bushels to align it with current man- Creek in Carteret County. agement. · 15A NCAC 03O .0501 to clarify license The Casey Studios · 15A NCAC 03K .0202 to reduce the cull- requirements for leaseholder designees. ing tolerance for oysters from 10 percent to five · 15A NCAC 03M .0522 to re-establish Ben & Carolyn Casey percent. a rule delegating proclamation authority to the · 15A NCAC 03K .0302 to remove the fisheries director to specify time, area, means and www.bencaseyphotos.com clam mechanical harvest area on public bottom in methods, season, size, and quantity of spotted Pamlico Sound that is no longer opened to harvest. seatrout harvested in North Carolina, allowing for [email protected] · 15A NCAC 03O .0114 to add convictions continued management under the North Carolina [email protected] of theft on shellfish leases and franchises to the Spotted Seatrout Fishery Management Plan due to types of violations that could result in license sus- an Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission 252-249-6529 pension and revocation. plan to remove spotted seatrout from its managed · 15A NCAC 03O .0201 to clarify how species. production and marketing rates are calculated for · 15A NCAC 03H .0103 and 15A NCAC shellfish bottom leases, franchises and water col- 03K .0110 to modify the fisheries director’s procla- umn leases, including calculations for an extension mation authority for the protection of public health. period; expand the maximum potential initial lease · 15A NCAC 03P .0101 to align the method Ben Casey has authored three books on Eastern NC waterways, is a photo-essayist, area from five acres to 10 acres in all waters. of commencement of proceedings to suspend or and documentary photographer. · 15A NCAC 03O .0208 to specify criteria revoke a fishing license, permit, or certificate with that allow a single extension period for shellfish other similar administrative proceedings by the leases of no more than two years per contract peri- division and commission. od in case of a natural event that would prevent the For more information on the rule changes, con- lease holder from making production and market- tact Catherine Blum at 252-808-8014. Artificial Reef Guides Still Available

MOREHEAD CITY – Anglers who has posted an online interactive reef fish on North Carolina’s artificial reefs guide here. This web application offers Decks & Docks can still get the new North Carolina all the features of the paper guide, with Division of Marine Fisheries Artificial the addition of side-scan sonar imagery, Reef Guide, published this past August. which creates a picture of the ocean Artificial reef guides are still available floor, for each reef. The web guide also for free on a first-come, first-serve basis includes mapping tools for measuring at the Division of Marine Fisheries’ distance, searching and custom printing. Headquarters in Morehead City and at Artificial reefs are manmade under- Decking Material, Dock Supplies, Dock Accessories, other division offices in Wilmington, water structures, built to promote marine Washington, Elizabeth City and Manteo life in areas with otherwise featureless a Full Hardware Selection and More Nationwide (find addresses and phone numbers for bottom. North Carolina builds reefs to these offices here). support healthy fish populations, create For marine grade lumber, decking, and dock supplies for homes, Individuals may pick a book up in-person between accessible fishing and diving opportunities, and in resorts, or marinas, check out the exceptional products at Decks 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday (exclud- some places, restore degraded habitat for oysters. & Docks. We carry everything you need to build, repair, or en- ing holidays). The division limits distribution of the The reef guide and web application were funded hance decks, docks, piers, and seawalls. From exotic hardwood guide to one book per person. by a $176,000 award from the North Carolina to composite decking and bumpers to dock lights we carry a The 131-page, full-color guide is printed on Coastal Recreational Fishing License Grant vast array of deck and dock supplies. Customers turn to us time waterproof paper and provides detailed informa- Program. and time again to meet their decking and dock hardware and tion about each of the state’s 62 reefs. It includes For more information, contact Amy Comer, with accessory needs because we have an unmatched inventory and superior customer service. We diagrams of each site showing all reef material, GPS the division’s Artificial Reef Program, at 252-808- go above and beyond to get them what they need when and where they need it, no matter how coordinates and material deployment dates. 8054 or [email protected]. small or large the request. We sell every major brand of decking material and are an authorized As a supplement to the paper guide, the division dealer for a number of industry-leading products, including AZEK® PVC deck, Evolve® decking, Trex® decking, marine pilings Eaton power pedestals, and more. We even have a number of our own proprietary products, Marine Deck and Fend-All® fenders, which are specially designed by Captains License industry professionals for outstanding performance.

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Notables Continued from page 1 Community Family Fun Day [email protected] Pamlico Partnership for Children is hosting a Com- munity Family Fun Day on May 6 from 10-12 (rain Oriental Farmers Market date is May 7 from 2-4) at the Pamlico High School Open every Saturday from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Lo- track/field. Community agencies and organizations cated on Hodges Street in front of Garland Fulchers are welcomed and encouraged to participate, regis- Seafood. The market features a wide variety of tration is now taking place. The event will be free goodies including locally grown produce, farm fresh Your Hurricane Hole! for families and children therefore no vendors will eggs, home-baked breads, biscotti, cookies, cakes, be allowed to sell items. Please call the Partnership pies as well as preserves and chocolates. Painting, Gelcoat, Rigging, Carpentry, Mechanical & Electrical office at 252-745-7850 for information on registra- 60 Ton Travelift Beams to 19’ 2” • 140 Slips • Dry Storage to 55’ tion. New Bern Farmers Market Grow it, Sew it, Make it, Bake it. Saturday, May 6. …Lounge with Cable TV & Fireplace… Heads & Shower …Wireless Internet 9th Annual Black Velvet Event To Benefit Village Local Arts & Crafts! Delicious Spring Vegetables Gallery and Plants For Your Garden! The New Bern Farm- Join us on Friday, May 12 from 4-7 p.m. at the Vil- ers Market is now accepting SNAP/EBT. Open HOME OF lage Gallery & Veranda for the 9th Annual Black Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Tuesdays from Velvet Event. Full bar, hors d’ oeuvres & silent 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Located at 421 South Front Street Dawson Creek Boatworks auction featuring original artwork donated by the in Downtown New Bern. Vendor space available. gallery’s artists and a sealed-bid auction. Call 249- Call 252-633-0043. Gatlin Marine Services 1505. Vogt Yachts & Canvas Toddler Partnership Play Group Vanceboro Farm Life HS Alumni Banquet The Pamlico Partnership For Children Play Group The Vanceboro Farm Life High School Alumni is held on Wednesday mornings at both 9 a.m. and on the Neuse River Association will host it’s annual banquet, Friday 10:30 a.m. at the Pamlico Primary School, room 1107 Bennett Rd., Minnesott Beach, NC May 12, 2017 at 7 pm, at the Farm Life Elementary 205. Children from birth to age 3 along with their cafeteria. A catered meal will be served. The price is caregiver are invited to participate in a Free weekly $15 per person. Alumni and their guest are encour- play group. Children will meet and play with other 252-249-0200 aged to attend. There will be special recognition for children and have fun while learning. Please contact [email protected] | www.wayfarerscovemarina.com the class of 1967, celebrating their 50th reunion. Michelle Shields at 252-745-7850 or michelle@ Contact person, Joyce Woolard, 252-229-6021 or pamlicopartnership.org. 12 A WEDNEsday, May 3, 2017

Pamlico County Primary School March Pride Students 2nd Graders Transform Into Famous Americans 2nd grade students have been busy learning about many famous Americans during the month of March. They have worked hard doing research in online resources and books they checked out from the media center to find out why their Americans were famous. Once the research was finished, stu- dents used Google Slides to dig- itally create presentations. Once their presentations were com- plete, students practiced their public speaking skills by stand- ing at the Promethean Board and presented their information to their classmates and parents Brayden Jones as Henry Ford, Murphy Littleton did his pre- who were able to attend. Some Danica Mogey as Pocahontas sentation on Thomas Edison. students went above and beyond and Stephen Royal as Barack by dressing up like their famous Obama American. Well done 2nd grade Front row: Caleb Ward, Chase Schenkel, Latrell Beasley, Hannah Gorton, Kaityn Sanders, Carter students and teachers! Ward, Aa’Rhianna Levy, Nizah Gibbs Back row: Donovan Krob, Naudia Lewis, Emma Peters, Manuel Benard-Zavala, Gage Caraway, Brax- ton Potter, Tatyana Lane and Mrs. Crystal Dixon holding Leilana Vilaysak

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May 1st-5th Teacher Appreciation Week May 5th – Principal Appreciation Day May 9th – Spring Title I Night 5:00-6:30 p.m. Ashley Warren did her presenta- Ja’Nasijah Stilley did her pre- tion dressed as Clara Barton. Lila Mehring did her presenta- May 17th- 1st grade field trip to Fossil Museum sentation on Barack Obama. May 18th- 2nd grade Marbles Museum field trip tion dressed as Amelia Earhart. May 19th – May PRIDE breakfast May 26th – PCPS Field day May 29th- Memorial Day holiday June 5th- Environmental Field day June 7th - Pre-K graduation June 8th – June PRIDE breakfast Awards’ day June 9th – Last day of school/Early dismissal Eric Lamont and Xavier Squires visited the biography section in the Samuel Bailey did his presen- media center to learn facts about Wyatt Johnson did his presenta- tation dressed as Theodore Summer Reading Is Important their famous American. tion dressed as Wilbur Wright. Roosevelt. Summer is just around the corner. Please remem- What exactly ber to read with your child every day to keep their are Little Free brain learning and growing. Students who do not Libraries you read over the summer typically slide backwards might ask? Little and fall behind other students who do read in the Free Libraries summer months. Below are some great ways to are little boxes keep your child reading over the summer. with shelves and The Pamlico County Public Library Summer a door where Reading program sign up begins on June 1st with anyone who fun activities happening throughout the summer. walks by open The Public Library also has a brand new way for the door and take children to enjoy reading. By using their library a book or two card, students can download up to five e-books on free of charge. a computer or device by using the free NC Kids Books can be Digital Library. This gives children access to over kept forever, 3,700 digital books. Be sure to check it out! returned and Also, please remind your children about the books can be donated from each child’s home. We electronic books available through our school web also encourage the public to donate to our Little site: http://pcps. Free Libraries. pamlico.k12. We have 9 Little Free Libraries that are in the nc.us. Simply process of getting painted by our PCPS student click on the stu- ambassadors. We hope to have a Little Free Library dent’s tab and go in each community in Pamlico County this summer. to the drop down We would to thank Daisen Respers for building entitled electronic four Little Free Libraries as his Eagle Scout proj- books. The login ect. The first two Little Libraries that Daisean made information can be found in front of the PCHS Auditorium and for Scholastic at the Alliance Town Hall. They are painted gray Bookflix is listed with white trim. We want to say a big thank you next to the name. to Daisean, the Friends of the Public Library vol- Little Free unteers and Mrs. Dixon’s husband, David Dixon’s Libraries for chil- Construction and Carpentry class who helped dren are starting make our Little Free Libraries happen for Pamlico to pop up around County! Be sure to stop by and check one out! Stay Pamlico County. tuned for more information!

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Rotary Youth RYLA beginnings are traced to Queensland, Leadership Australia when in 1959 Rotary Clubs came together Announcing Award (RYLA) to provide a youth leadership program in coopera- is an intense, tion with a centennial Fellowship Week. Since that fun-filled week- time, over 1.2 million Rotarians in 168 nations Celebrate the milestones of your end training have sponsored regional RYLA programs. Oriental program that Rotary Club has been involved with RYLA since life with friends and family by brings Eastern North Carolina eleventh graders inception in Eastern NC. announcing them in The Pamlico News together to further develop character, leadership Oriental Rotary Club congratulates these del- and on www.thepamliconews.com. skills, and learn about community service through egates for completing this program and for joining Rotary. RYLA offers the opportunity to build self- RYLA alumni who continue to contribute to our Submit birth, engagement, wedding, confidence, gain exposure to a variety of issues and community. and anniversary announcements or any people, meet active community leaders, and learn valuable information and career skills. other milestone you would like to share Four Delegates were selected from the current with our readers to: Pamlico County High School Junior Class based [email protected]. on teacher and staff nominations—then interviewed and selected by Oriental Rotary Club members. The deadline to submit announcements Pamlico’s Delegates included Matthew Buck, is 3 p.m. Friday, for publication the Sharon Jacome, Hydia Davis, and Alden Sylvester. Rotarian Larry Gracie and his wife, Joan Gracie, following Wednesday. escorted these Delegates to the Eastern 4-H Announce memorable occasions Environmental Education Conference Center in and let friends, family and loved ones Columbia, NC. A volunteer RYLA staff works in cooperation with the 4-H staff to present this lead- celebrate with you! ership program. PCHS Hurricanes Baseball Contending For Conference Title We can help... Submitted by Henry Rice, Pamlico County site from the one the night before. Against the make your home Schools Seahawks, the Hurricanes hit the ball well and The Hurricane baseball team is currently in the minimized their errors. Freshman Jackson Willis position to control their own fate. They have two pitched for the Hurricanes. Jackson pitched the games remaining and if they can win both, they entire game and only gave up two hits. The will finish in a tie for first place. Last week, the Hurricanes defeated the Seahawks 7-1. Hurricanes traveled to East Carteret to take on the This week the Hurricanes will be on the road on Mariners. Early in the game, the Hurricanes looked Tuesday and Thursday. They travel to Bear Grass to be on the ropes, down 5-1 going into the final on Tuesday and Lejeune High School on Thursday. inning. In the top of the inning, the Canes managed Kitchen & Bath to get four runs to tie the game at 5-5 and force PCHS Hurricanes Softball Drop Two the game into extra innings. Both teams struggled We provide a complete in just about every aspect of the game. There were The Lady Hurricanes struggled last week, drop- Beautiful numerous errors, few strike outs and each team Beautifulinventory of quality ping two games. On Thursday, the Lady Canes kitchen & bath building walked 10 batters each. The score remained tied visited East Carteret. The Lady Canes played well throughout the 8th, 9th, and 10th innings before materials and supplies at against the unbeaten Mariners but in the end, fell the Hurricanes were able to score 3 runs in the top 3-0. The Mariners pitcher, Emily McGee, recorded competitive prices. Our half of the 11th inning. However, the Mariners also th a no hitter. On Friday, the Canes fell to Southside membership with LMC, scored 3 runs in the 11 to force the game into the 6-4. the largest independent 12th and final inning. The Canes scored one run in th This week the Hurricanes will be on the road on lumber/building materials the 12 and the Mariners were unable to score in Tuesday and Thursday. They travel to Bear Grass buying group in America, the bottom of the inning giving the Hurricanes a on Tuesday and Lejeune High School on Thursday. 9-8 win. And they will be at home against Bear Grass on enables us to quickly find The following day, the Hurricanes hosted sources for your hard to Wednesday. Like the baseball team, the Lady Canes Southside for senior night. Prior to the game, the control their place in the conference during these find specialty items. Come Hurricanes and Coach Eric Hardison recognized upcoming games. If they can manage to win all by, see our selection and seniors, Tristan Nethercutt, DaiQuan Monk and three, they will likely make the playoffs. let our Kitchen & Bath Lucas McPherson. This game was quite oppo- specialist help you! A NAME YOU CAN BUILD ON™ PCHS Hurricane’s Preston Signs Letter Of Intent With NC Wesleyan

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Submitted by Henry Rice, Pamlico County Schools On Friday, April 28, two sport standout, Grace Preston signed a letter of intent to play volleyball and softball with North Carolina Wesleyan College. Grace has played varsity volleyball and softball for four years at PCHS. She is excited about the opportunity to be able to continue playing the sports she loves. Grace has been accepted academically to attend several other larger universities in North Carolina but is pleased that NC Wesleyan has offered her the opportunity to attend their college and to continue to partici- pate in the sports that she enjoys. Currently, Grace has a batting average of .356 and on the defensive side, Grace is the Hurricanes starting pitcher. North Carolina Wesleyan College, located in Rocky Mount, NC, is a NCAA Division III school and a member of the USA South Athletic Conference. When asked why she chose NC Wesleyan, Grace gave two reasons, the first being the opportunity to play two sports and secondly, that small class sizes would allow her to be more than just a number. The school mascot for NC Wesleyan is the Battling Bishops. Students Named To FSU Chancellor’s List Mother's Day Monogram Box FAYETTEVILLE Butler of Oriental; Creesha Jones of Bayboro; $ - On March 30 April Lancaster of Vanceboro and Glenwood Avery Only– 19.99 Fayetteville State of New Bern. Includes, License Plate, Picture University held the Dr. Jon Young, Provost and Vice Chancellor Frame, Trinket Tray, and Visor with Program of Recognition for Academic Affairs, presided over the event and the personalization of your choice! for the Chancellor’s Chancellor James A. Anderson acknowledged the List Students named in the Fall 2016 semester. student honorees for their outstanding accomplish- Students named to the Chancellor’s List success- ments in his closing remarks. fully completed at least 12 semester hours during FSU is the second-oldest public institution in one semester (or two consecutive terms for Fort North Carolina. A member of The University of Bragg Students), earned a GPA of 3.75 or higher, North Carolina System, FSU has more than 6,000 and no incompletes. students and offers degrees in more than 60 under- The following students were recognized: Breze graduate and graduate degree programs. Local Educator Attends NCCAT Shirley W. Holt of Pamlico County High School teachers with new knowledge, skills, teaching 11326 NC Hwy 55 E • Grantsboro, NC Accept all Major Insurance including Medicare Part D recently attended a program held at the North methods, best practices and information to take Competitive Prescription Pricing Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching, back to their classrooms. NCCAT conducts a wide 745-6337 • 745-MEDS Immunizations Offered Drive Thru Service & Delivery Available to Local Area a recognized national leader in professional devel- variety of high-quality professional development MON - FRI 8:30 AM - 7:00 PM Free Notary Public to Pamlico Pharmacy Customers! opment programming for our state’s teachers. for pre-kindergarten through 12th-grade teachers. Increasing teacher effectiveness is fundamental For more information about NCCAT visit www. SAT. 8:30 AM - 6:00 PM to improving public education. NCCAT provides nccat.org or call 828-293-5202. A14 – The Pamlico News – Wednesday, May 3, 2017 MAY HOT BUYS Now through May 31

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