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Pirates set to take over Beaufort week this BY MEGAN SOULT copies of his book from 9-11 a scavenger hunt map. Young NEWS-TIMES a.m. From 11:15-1:15 will be invasion guests will roam the Plans for this year’s Beaufort Mr. Peters and Dr. Schmidt. Mr. sites looking for the pirates on Pirate Invasion are in full swing Furney and Mr. Helm will be the Most Wanted Cards. as organizers prepare for two available from 1:30-3:30 p.m. Then on Saturday afternoon, days of scallywags and mischief. Then Alan Welch and Mr. Jones the invasion re-enactment takes The Beaufort Pirate Invasion will set up from 3:45-6 p.m. place from 2-3 p.m. Official T-shirts will be sold is Friday-Saturday, Aug. 11-12, in The Buccaneer Revue is one 8|16|17 - 8|10|17 downtown Beaufort. of Beaufort Pirate Invasion’s during the invasion at the This year’s invasion was signature events. It features a Dockhouse Park on the Beaufort almost a no-go when organizers barbecue dinner and a pirate waterfront. decided to put their time and talent show. The event starts at Scuttlebutt Nautical Books effort into celebrating the 300th 5:30 p.m. Friday. The dinner will and Bounty is the authorized anniversary of the infamous be a barbecue feast and all the Beaufort Pirate Invasion swag pirate, Blackbeard, which is set fixings. Tickets are $20 per adult store for commemorative post- for 2018, but the community or $10 per child, age 12 and ers and flags. cried out for pirates, so organiz- under. The ticket price includes The invasion comes to a close ers decided to go ahead with the the dinner, beverage, dessert at 7 p.m. Saturday with the final invasion. and the show. Grog will also be event, Parlay on the Waterfront. During the event, many pirate- available for purchase. Tickets Participants will celebrate the themed activities will take place can be purchased online. victory and the end of the pirate for pirates of all ages, as the The invasion continues on invasion as Beaufort returns Beaufort Pirate Invasion is a fam- Saturday. During the mock inva- to peace and prosperity with ily-friendly event. sion visitors will witness living an evening of grog, live music At the pirate encampment, history demonstrations, sword and good cheer. It all takes which is at Lynn Eury and fights, cannon firing, black pow- place on the waterfront at the John Newton Park beside Grayden Paul parks, invasion der weapons displays, a mock the Dockhouse Restaurant. visitors can see how pirates live trial and much more. Admission to the event is free. while not sailing on the open Aspiring young pirates can waters. For more information about enjoy spontaneous shenanigans the Beaufort Pirate Invasion or They will be able to watch as nefarious characters roam the pirates go about their daily rou- to purchase tickets, visit www. streets and shops, engaging in beaufortpirateinvasion.com. tines, preparing meals, making mock battles, bursting into song ropes, cleaning weapons, tying There are many pirate-themed and posing for photographs. activities happening during the knots and more. Andrea Bordeaux of the Shadow Players Stage Combat Group At the merchandise tent at Beaufort Pirate Invasion. Here is The encampment is open in Raleigh duels with scoundrels on the field of battle during John Newton Park, participants a full schedule of events. from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday can purchase Most Wanted the 2016 Beaufort Pirate Invasion. This year’s invasion is Friday- and 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday. Cards. These cards will act as See Pirates / Page 11 Saturday, Aug. 11-12. (Dylan Ray photo) When not observing the pirate lifestyle, invasion visitors can listen to live music and witness other pirate entertainment It’s Not Just an Escape on the main stage and at John Newton Park. It’s an Experience At the Dockhouse Restaurant, invasion visitors can dine with pirates during the event, Lunch with Blackbeard and Friends from 10:30-11:30 a.m. Friday. Participants can enjoy a box lunch while meeting some of Beaufort’s most notorious pirates. Tickets are $20 per person and can be purchased online. Located at Drive Thru • Take Out • Eat in Dining Local authors can also be found at John Newton Park dur- 108 Middle Lane ing both days of the invasion. NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH The authors will be available Beaufort to meet and greet and copies ON SUNDAYS! of their books will be available for sale. From 9-11 a.m., Steve Reservations Required Peters and Bill Furney will be on site. From 11:15 a.m. to 1:15 Book Online Catering p.m. will be Mr. Peters and Jae Helm. Then from 1:30-3:30 p.m. BeaufortEscapeRoom.com Home Cooked Vegetables, will be Sophia Fairsword and Apple Cobbler & Banana Pudding Susan Schmidt. Scheduled for 3:45-6 p.m. is Chrissy Lessey and or call 1507 Live Oak Street Joey Jones. Authors will set up again 252•722•9925 Beaufort, NC 28516 Saturday. Mr. Peters will sign (252) 728-1953 • www.rolandsbarbecue.com CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

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The American Red Cross • 1-6 p.m. Monday, Aug. 14: continues to have an emer- St. Luke Missionary Baptist gency need for blood donors of Church, 208 N. 13th St., all blood types to give now and Morehead City. this week help save patients’ lives. • 2-7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 18: Thousands of people have Emerald Isle Community responded to the emergency Recreation Center, 7506 call for blood donations issued Emerald Drive, Emerald Isle.

by the Red Cross in early July, • 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, but there continues to be a Aug. 18: N.C. Aquarium at Pine critical summer blood short- Knoll Shores, 1 Roosevelt Blvd., age. Pine Knoll Shores. The Red Cross continues • 1-7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 22: to recover from 61,000 dona- St. James United Methodist tion shortfall in May and June, Church, 1011 Orange St., which prompted the emergen- Newport. 8|10|17 - 8|16|17 cy call for donations. Eligible • 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday, donors, as well as those who Aug. 23: Piggly Wiggly, 1500 have never given before, are Live Oak St., Beaufort. urged to make and keep blood • 3-7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 25: donation appointments to The Church of Jesus Christ of help ensure blood is available Latter-day Saints, 3606 Country throughout the rest of the sum- Club Road, Morehead City. mer to meet patient’s needs. • 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, The Red Cross is thanking Sept. 2: Lowe’s Home “Poppy” is an example of photography that is on display at Carteret Health Care’s those who come until Thursday, Improvement, 5219 Highway Cassie Howe Algeo Gallery this month. (Contributed photo) Aug. 31, by emailing them a 70 West, Morehead City. $5 Target eGiftCard after their • 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, attempted donation. Sept. 7: Duke University Marine Listed are the upcoming Lab, 135 Marine Lab Road, Art gallery to exhibit work blood drives in the county: Beaufort. • 1-6 p.m. Thursday, Aug. • 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday, 10: Cape Carteret Aquatic and Sept. 11: First United Methodist of two area photographers Wellness Center, 300 Taylor Church, 900 Arendell St., Notion Road, Cape Carteret. Morehead City. This month, the Cassie open to the public at all times. side and abroad. • 3-7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 11: • 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday, Howe Algeo Gallery will fea- Most of the works are for sale. She has also taken photog- Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Sept. 13: Crystal Coast Civic ture the photography of Mary Purchase can be arranged raphy classes at Craven and O’Neill. Rick Gourley, another through the hospital’s human day Saints, 1007 Island Road, Center, 3505 Arendell St., Carteret Community colleges. member of the Coastal Carolina resources department. Harkers Island. Morehead City. “My photographic style is still • 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday, • 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, Photography Group in New Ms. O’Neill has been interest- Aug. 14: Ann Street United Sept. 15: Otway Fire and Bern, will also exhibit some of ed in photography since she was evolving,” Ms. O’Neill said. “I Methodist Church, 500 Ann St., Rescue, 509 Highway 70 east, his photos. given her first Kodak camera at enjoy macro photography most, Beaufort. Otway. This exhibit will be at the 13 years old. but spend many hours exploring new gallery location in the hall- She is a seven-year member nature photography.” way connecting the new and old and the current treasurer of the For more information lobbies of Carteret Health Care Coastal Photo Club of New Bern. at 3500 Arendell St., Morehead She has attended many profes- about the Arts for the Hospital City. sional photographers’ seminars Committee, contact Fran Zaik at These shows are free and and learning field trips, state- 252-726-0205.

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BY MEGAN SOULT NEWS-TIMES Tickets are now on sale for Beaufort Wine & Food’s craft 8|16|17 - 8|10|17 beer festival’s event, Beer, Bubbles & BBQ. The festival is Friday-Saturday, Sept. 29-30, while Beer, Bubbles & BBQ is 3-7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 30, at The Boathouse at Front Street Village in Beaufort. Tickets for Beer, Bubbles & BBQ are $65 for general admission and $58.50 for Beaufort Wine & Food members. Early admission for Beaufort Wine & Food members is at 3 p.m., while general admission is at 4 p.m. Beer, Bubbles and BBQ is the largest event during Beaufort Wine & Food’s Beaufort’s Brewin’. The event will feature dozens of craft breweries from across North Carolina and beyond, all descending on Eastern Carteret County to offer a unique and unforgettable culinary experience. During the event, participants will be able to sample their way through the barbecue competition, taste countless craft beers and enjoy a variety of selections at the bubbles and wine bar. Featured breweries include: Tickets are now on sale for Beer, Bubbles & BBQ, the largest event for Beaufort Wine & Food’s two-day craft beer • Aviator Brewing. festival. The event is from 3-7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 30. (Dylan Ray photo) • Blake’s Cider. • Carolina Brewing Co. • Tarboro Brewing Co. • Kenny Collins: The entertainment during an after- Call the office at 252-515- • Catawba. • The Unknown Brewing Co. Boathouse at Front Street noon and evening of great eats 0708 with questions about par- • Double Barley. • Uptown Brewing. Village, Beaufort. and stellar brews. ticipating in the events. • Founders Brewing Co. • Waterman’s Brewing. There will also be live enter- Participation and sponsorship For more information about • Fullsteam. • White St. Brewing. tainment provided by the opportunities are still available Beaufort’s Brewin’ including • Heavy Seas Brewing. Pitmasters for the event Unknown Tongues, a Cajun- to join the fun and philanthropy a complete list of activities or • Highland Brewing Co. include: zydeco dance band. or Beaufort Wine & Food’s craft to purchase tickets, visit www. • Left Hand Brewing Co. • Charles Park: Beaufort Corn hole will round out the beer festival. beaufortwineandfood.org. • Mill Whistle. Grocery Co., Beaufort. • Mother Earth Brewing. • Wayne Johnson: Johnson • Neuse River Brewing Co. Family BBQ, Durham. etc... • Red Hare. • Oscar House: Roland’s • Samuel Adams. Chicken & BBQ, Beaufort. • Sierra Nevada. • Anthony Garnett: Blue Ocean itesUnlimited • Stone Brewing Co. Market, Morehead City. K BE KIND TO YOUR FEATHERED FRIENDS! Kites of All Types Windsocks Serving Carteret The Area’s Largest Klutz® Books County for Award-Winning Games Over 30 Selection of Feed & Seed Wooden Toys Years We Carry Jigsaws 8-32,000 Pieces! Outdoor Decor, Feeders, New Used, Antiques, Consignment, Card Games Birdhouses, Bird Baths, Handcrafted Items & Local Artists • Estate Sales Services Available Music of the Spheres & More! Wind Chimes, Sloggers, LET US HELP FURNISH YOUR Commercial, Wedding and Event Tilley Hats & More! COLLEGE ROOM OR APARTMENT! Banners and Feather Rentals 4636-A Arendell St. • Morehead City • Phone 252-222-0342 Located in Atlantic Station Shopping Center • 252-247-7011 • kitesandbirds.com Hours: Monday - Saturday 10-5pm 1010 West Fort Macon Road, Atlantic Beach CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

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8 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 12, YO HO HO AND BOTTLE OF INFANT MASSAGE USA VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR USCG ABOUT BOATING Fitness RUN in downtown Beaufort. This Beaufort Pirate is Invasion a signature event. Registration beginsa.m., and the race begins at 8 a.m. at 7 with a cannon blast. Pirates partici- pate and cheer you on as you run, walk or swagger down the Beaufort to awarded be will Prizes waterfront. the race winners, as well as for the best pirate costumes – and individual crew. The fee is $30 per par- ticipant or $100 for a crew of four. To sign up, visit https://runsignup. com./Races. Coordinator, at 252-514-8902 email her at [email protected] for or an application. The Crystal Coast Hospice House is at 100 Big Rock Weigh in Newport. CLASSES and 5 p.m.Aug. 9, at Emerald Isle Wednesdays Parks and Recreation until Center. Classesinformal, are relaxed and enough (six are parents small and childrenper session) to ensure you get the personal attention you need. The instructor is Susan MS Van Ed. Guilder,The lessons last 45 utes.min- The cost class isor $50 $15for a classes forseries overof one four a four-weekand includes period one small organic bottle oil of for massagingIAIM infant and massage a instructional manual. Bring aning blanket, extrayoga mat receiv-or a eitherpillow for you to sit on or up yourto babyprop along with your nor- mal diaper bag items. information, For call more the Emerald IsleParks and Recreation department at 252-354-6350 or email Lowe [email protected]. Sheila U.S. COAST GUARD AUXILIARY FLOTILLA capacities need to be become filled a and Coast uniformed volunteer Guard ber in Flotilla Auxiliary 20-02 in City, Morehead call mem- 252-393-2869 [email protected]. email SAFELY CLASS Community Carolina Coastal at older Station Guard Coast U.S. or College Emerald Isle. This one-day, eight- hour class helps boaters stay safe comfortable more feel and legal and on the Classes water. are taught by certified U.S. Coast Auxiliary Guard instructors. Those who pass earn a boater safety certificate. For more information, email smathusek@ec. rr.com, call 610-331-6764 or visit http://swansboroaux.com. 1- There are several 10 a.m. Friday, Aug. noon-3 p.m. Tuesday, CAROLINA STUDENT CARTERET LITERACY CHRONIC PAIN SELF SECU CRYSTAL COAST Education TRANSFER PROGRAM EXCELLENCE the N.C. Aquarium at Shores. Pine Meet the otter Knoll keeper and help them prepare special enrichment items that Eno, Neuse Pungo will enjoy playing with during and their feeding. Spend time the scenes behind with aquarium staff and discover how much fun it is to care for their furry friends. Ages 12 and up. $20. For details, call 252-247- 4003 or visit com/pine-knoll-shores. www.ncaquariums. 18, in the boardroom of the McGee building on Carteret College’s campus. C-STEP Communitytargets hard-working, income students low-to-moderate and at spot a advance in years two them guarantees informa- more For Hill. UNC-Chapel www. visit or 252-222-6175 call tion, carteret.edu/student-life/. COUNCIL VOLUNTEER TUTOR SESSIONS Tuesday, 24, Aug. Thursday, 22, Aug. Aug. 29, and Aug. Thursday, 31, at the Carteret Literacy Council. Learn how to share your love for reading with others by being tutor. The a Carteret Literacy Council volunteer provides the training you need be to certified as a tutor to those who need assistance to improve skills. their There is a $20 fee to registration cover the cost of materials. For more information or to register for the class, call 252-808-2020 or email carteretliteracy@carteretlitera cy.org. MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP 3:30 p.m. Thursdays starting until Sept. 14, at the Enrichment Center, Leon 3820 Mann workshop Galantis This City. Jr. Morehead Drive, to how learn will Participants free. is break the symptom cycle, commu- nicate better with their health care providers, eat exercise, healthy, set and achieve goals and more. The program is taught trained by by instructors the Stanford University CDSME program. Preregistration is required. To register, call Reese at 252-638-3185, Andi ext. 3015, or email her at [email protected]. HOSPICE VOLUNTEERS HOUSE capacities a volunteer can choose SEEKS to serve. Direct care is an area of companionship for the patient and There is also a need for their family. volunteers to do filing, answering phones and putting together admission packets. If you are interested in sharing your time and compas- sion call Sharon Baugus, Volunteer

noon 6 p.m. 2-7 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 1-6 p.m. Monday, Monday, p.m. 1-6 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1-2 p.m. Mondays at CALENDAR | FROM PAGE 8 PAGE | FROM CALENDAR BEHIND THE SCENES: BEHIND THE SCENES: OTTER CARTERET COUNTY BLOOD DRIVE BLOOD DRIVE DRIVE BLOOD $1 SALE BLOOD DRIVE AQUARIUM AT A GLACE ANTICS Local heritage to 12:45 p.m. Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays Aquarium N.C. the at Saturdays and at Pine Knoll Shores. preparation areas, Visit animal food holding areas and labs. also Participants get an will overhead view of Living the Shipwreck. Ages 5 and up. $12. For details, call 252-247-4003 www.ncaquariums.com/pine- visit or knoll-shores. Saturday, Saturday, Aug. 19, at the Coast Crystal Civic 20s: Center Roaring “The is theme The in City. Morehead Heels, Hemlines and High Spirits.” The event is open and to each the $100 public, ticket admits adults to the The party. grand two prize is $10,000. Other amenities include an open bar, a silent auction with more than 120 items contributed by local businesses and organizations, to home ride cab free a and dancing any location within Carteret County, courtesy of Carteret Cab. Tickets to the Reverse Drawing are available online at www.ncccoastchamber. com or at Chamber headquarters, 801 Arendell St., Morehead Office City. hours are from 9 a.m. to The p.m., Chamber Monday-Friday. 5 accepts cash, MasterCard and VISA. personalTo order by check, 252- at Chamber the call telephone, 726-6350. CHAMBER REVERSE OF DRAWING COMMERCE Aug. 18, at the Emerald Isle Parks 203 and Leisure Recreation Center, Lane in Emerald Isle. Aug. 14, at Saint Luke Missionary Baptist Church, Morehead City. Monday, Monday, Aug. 14, at United Methodist Church, Beaufort. Ann Street Latter-day Saints, Harkers Island. Monday-Saturday until Saturday,Aug. 12, at Caroline’s Collectables, 3716 Arendell St., Morehead City. This sale is for and summer clothing accessories. All mer new items sum- are The 50 sale percent excludes fall clothing. off. jewelry Proceeds benefit the and Carteret County Domestic Violence Program’s Safehouse. For information, more visit www.carteretdo- mesticviolence.com. • 10

County learns about solar eclipse BY MEGAN SOULT An eclipse only happens NEWS-TIMES about once every 18 months, On Monday, Aug. 21, the but it has been roughly 100 country will be treated to the years since an eclipse with this this week astronomical event of a total much coverage has occurred. solar eclipse. For the continental United To prepare, Paul Terry, park States, the eclipse will start in ranger at Fort Macon State Park Oregon and end in Charleston, and novice astronomer, led an S.C. The shadow of the eclipse informational discussion at the will be 70 miles wide. It will County Public Library on Aug. take a total of 90 minutes for 1, entitled “The Great American the eclipse to cross the coun- Eclipse.” try, traveling 1,700 mph. The The program left standing- longest time of totality is two room only as the crowd gath- minutes and four seconds. ered to learn about the upcom- “I’ve been told once you see

8|10|17 - 8|16|17 ing eclipse. the total eclipse, there’s nothing In attendance was Sandy like it,” Mr. Terry said. This will Moore of Shell Landing. Her be his first time viewing a total husband told her of the event, solar eclipse. and she has always been inter- The entire country will be ested in things happening in the able to see some of the eclipse, sky. though those in Carteret County “My grandson just went to the will only have 93 percent cover- planetarium and that renewed age. It will begin at 1:22 p.m. interest in it,” she said. At 2:49 p.m., it’s the maximum She also recounted how she eclipse, and it will end at 4:10 would spend warm summer p.m. Park Ranger Paul Terry, right, with Fort Macon State Park, provides a lecture on Aug. 1 nights with her dad looking up Mr. Terry also gave facts at the Public Library in Beaufort about how and where to view the solar eclipse that will at sky while he named the con- about solar and lunar eclipses, occur on Monday, Aug. 21. (Dylan Ray photo) stellations. which are more common than “I thought he was so smart total solar eclipses. the moon but 400 times further believed it was a dragon. Terry said. for knowing all of the names,” The last solar eclipse near away, making an eclipse pos- Navajo traditions, however, Those who would like to view she said. this area was in 1970. Any given sible. took the eclipse as a reminder the eclipse can do so with eclipse During his presentation, Mr. spot on Earth will see an eclipse He also told the crowd some of how special time was. or solar glasses, which are made Terry told the crowd facts about every 357 years on average. The mythological meanings behind This is said to be the most for looking at the eclipse; No. the total solar eclipse. sun is 400 times larger than an eclipse. viewed eclipse in history, with 14 or darker welding glasses, a Many cultures believed an social media making it possible pinhole projector, which can be eclipse was an animal or demon to live stream events. Mr. Terry made at home, or through solar eating or stealing the sun. The stressed the importance of safe- filters built for telescopes and HENRY/CHADWICK Vikings believed it was wolves, ly viewing the eclipse. binoculars. those in Vietnam believed it “Never look at the sun with- At the end of the lecture, was a frog, while the Chinese out proper protection,” Mr. attendees received a pair of spe- FAMILY PICNIC cial glasses to view the eclipse. Those seeking more information about the upcoming eclipse CINEMA 4 BARGAIN MATINEES Atlantic Station Shopping Center, Atlantic Beach, NC EVERYDAY AT can do so at www.eclipse2017. 247-7016 BOTH CINEMAS org.

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Photo will be taken at 4:30 p.m. Emerald Plantation Cinemas gift cards make wonderful gifts!! We gladly offer a military discount with ID A limited number of shirts will be available at the event for $15 Buy tickets online at emeraldplantationcinema.com CYAN CYAN 11 • this week 8|10|17 - 8|16|17 Queen Sunday, Aug. 13 Sunday, Dockhouse Restaurant N.C. N.C. Maritime Museum 9:30-11:30 a.m. Breakfast 2:15-2:45 p.m.: Scallywag 3-3:30 p.m.: Thunder & 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.: The the Ubi p.m.: 4:30 to a.m. 10 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Artifacts For a complete schedule Historic Site Gift Shop to help visitors prepare and take part in this family fun weekend. of the entire pirate events weekend visit www.beauforthis- toricsite.org. Call or visit Beaufort Historic Site Welcome the Center at 252-728-5225, Turner 130St., Beaufort. • with Pirates. Rowdy Robin. Rowdy • Pirate Tales – music and seafar- ing stories. • Spice. • sword conservatory display and demonstrations. • Clown. • from Blackbeard’s ship, Revenge. Anne’s Main Stage (Front Street Dockhouse Restaurant) John Newton Park (Beside 10-10:45 a.m.: Captain Jim’s 11-11:45 a.m.: Children’s Noon-12:45 p.m.: 1-1:45 The p.m.: Thunder & 3:30-4:15 p.m.: House of 4:30-5 p.m.: Thunder & 5-5:45 p.m.: The Rusty 9:30-10:15 a.m.: Magic and 10:30-11:15 a.m.: House of 11:30-noon: Storytelling by Double-decker bus tour of Thepiratebus tour is $10 for all participants. the town with pirates aboard entertainto thechildren willbe offered, as well. adults and $5 for children and will be offered at 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Friday and 11 Saturday. a.m. Pirate supplies Beaufortthe atsold bewillgear and East parking East lot on waterfront) • Magic Pirate Show. • costume contest. • Motley Tones. • Spice. • Cadarn. • Spice. • Cutlass. • Shenanigans. Piratical • Cadarn. • Queen Saturday, Aug. 12 Saturday, Pirate Encampment (Lynn Encampment (Lynn Pirate 10 a.m.: Opening cannon 10:15-10:45 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.: Living a.m.: 11-11:30 a.m.: Shadow 2-3 p.m.: invasion The pirate 5-5:30 p.m.: The Creative 5:30 p.m. Encampment clos- 7-9 p.m.: Parlay on 8 the p.m.: The Creative Flame 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.: The 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Artifacts Participants should plan Eury and Grayden Eury Paul parks) and Grayden • salute. • Blackpowder demonstration. • history demonstrations, period vendors. • Players sword combat demonstration. • (Main event). • Flame (Fire show). • es. • Waterfront. • (Fire show). • sword conservatory display and demonstration. • from Blackbeard’s ship, Revenge. Anne’s will take place at and 10:30 2:30 a.m. p.m., followed treasure by hunt in the town’s Old a Burying Ground teaching children how to share once find the theytreasure. to be at thenoon historic both site days costume at for contest with celebrity a pirate judges and lots of prizes for N.C. N.C. Maritime Museum Dockhouse Restaurant) John Newton Park (Beside 3-3:45 p.m.: The 4-4:30 Rusty p.m.: House 4:30 p.m.: Closes for private of 5:30-8 p.m.: Buccaneer 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.: Vendors Vendors p.m.: 5:30 to a.m. 10 10-10:30 a.m.: Storytelling 11-11:30 a.m.: Thunder & 2:15-2:45 p.m.: Storytelling 3-3:30 p.m.: Magic Show 3:45-4:15 p.m.: The Motley 4:15-5 p.m.: Storytelling 5-5:30 p.m.: The House of The Old Jail of 1829 will be Pirates will be helping in all An interactive pirate school soredthis yearMontyby Poling of Sea Vision Charters. open, as well as the County Carteret Courthouse of and 1796, the 1778. Leffers Cottage of the buildings recreating stories of Beaufort’s past. • Cutlass – live music. • Cadarn. • event. • Barbecue and Revue (Ticketed event). • and entertainment. • with Robin. Rowdy • Spice. • with Robin. Rowdy • and Shenanigans. Piratical • – live music. Tones • with Robin. Rowdy • Cadarn. Friday, Aug. 11

Pirates Main Stage (Front Street Pirate Encampment (Lynn Encampment Pirate (Lynn

10 a.m.: Opening cannon 10:15-10:45 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.: Living a.m.: 11-11:30 a.m.: Shadow 12:15-12:45 p.m.: House of 1-1:30 p.m. Thunder 1:45-2:15 p.m.: & Magic and 3:15-3:45 p.m.: The Creative 5-5:30 p.m.: Blackpowder clos- Encampment p.m.: 5:30 8 p.m.: The Flame. Creative 10-10:30 a.m.: This Song’s with Lunch a.m.: 10:30-11:30 11:45-noon: Pirate parade 12:15-1:15 p.m.: Captain 1:30-2 p.m.: Children’s cos- 2:15-2:45 p.m.: The Motley CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3 CONTINUED FROM PAGE The encampment is spon- On Friday and Saturday, Aug. Saturday, andFriday On Those who can’t get enough Eury and Grayden Eury Paul parks) and Grayden East parking East lot on waterfront) salute. • Blackpowder demonstration. • history demonstrations, period vendors. • Players sword combat demonstration. • Cadarn. • Spice. • Shenanigans. Piratical • Flame (fire show). • demonstration. • es. • • for Ye (Concert of sea for Ye shanties). • Blackbeard at the event). (ticketed Restaurant Dockhouse • (March to town hall to hoist the Jolly Roger and capture the gov- ernor). • Magic Pirate Show. Jim’s • tume contest. • – live music. Tones • 11-12, there will be lots to see and do on the site with historyliving programs from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days. pirate entertainment annualBeaufort atPirate Invasion the can visit the Beaufort Historic Site for more fun. Beaufort Historic Site to host pirates • 12 Amateur WWII films available online

The Military Collection at the shows men swimming on Lunga nal 16 millimeter film reels pre- State Archives of North Carolina Beach, sitting in tents, and pro- served, through the support of a has announced the availability viding paid laundry operations Basic Film Preservation Grant by online of two original short ama- for fellow servicemen; various the National Film Preservation teur films from World War II. U.S. Air Corps planes on the Foundation. this week The original films are a rare Lunga Beach Fighter Strip; and Both films are available online look at the life of a North Carolina other scenes around the camp. Army Air Corps serviceman in The color film was taken by through the State Archives’ the Pacific Theater during World Mr. Price and Mr. Carroll during YouTube page, with complete War II. an excursion from Lunga Beach to scene descriptions included.

The films, shot by Daniel Cape Esperance on Guadalcanal The black-and-white film is D. Price of Mount Olive, were in a U.S. Army jeep. available at www.youtube.com/ made while Mr. Price and his The film shows the men trav- watch?v=aJ5c8lNbv18&feature= friend Bill Carroll were stationed eling in the jeep until it gets youtu.be. with the U.S. Army Air Corps’ stuck in a muddy creek. It also The color film is at www. 38th Air Materials Squadron on shows the interior of Mr. Price’s youtube.com/watch?v=PmGp Lunga Beach on the island of supply parts depot Quonset hut, GiCbpsI. Guadalcanal in 1943. with Mr. Price himself visible in 8|10|17 - 8|16|17 A detailed finding aid for the The rare films are original, the film. This photograph depicts a still from the 1943 black-and- unedited amateur footage of Perhaps the most unique films is available in the State white film of men doing laundry in camp on Guadalcanal island life in the Pacific Theater aspect of these films is Mr. Price Archives’ public Search Room in at Lunga Beach. These amateur World War II films can be during World War II from the per- himself, who worked with the Raleigh. seen on YouTube. (Contributed photo) spective of a North Carolinian. State Archives staff to describe The amateur 16 millimeter every scene within the films he footage was shot in the summer shot in 1943. and fall of 1943, while Mr. Price Mr. Price’s crisp memory was camped and working along recalls detailed information the Lunga Beach Fighter Strip. about the scenes – including There is a black-and-white film names of men pictured in the shot in the summer of 1943 and films – in films which Mr. Price a very rare color film shot in the had not seen since they were �� fall of 1943. shot in 1943. This rare footage The black-and-white film has been digitized, and the origi- Former DUML chef’s cookbook features Carteret County recipes BY MEGAN SOULT this idea and thought how to NEWS-TIMES get back to my roots and write a In his new cookbook, Home book featuring Carteret County Cooking American Style from food.” the Heartlands, former Duke The book is filled with University Marine Lab chef Southern food that is common Sylvester Murray provides coun- in Carteret County, food that many people grew up enjoying. �� try-style recipes from the heart. This is his second cookbook, Mr. Murray hopes that people the first being published in 2009. will be able to recreate those APY Mr. Murray got the idea for this meals by using his book. � cookbook while in the grocery “There are a lot of young store overhearing conversations people just starting out in this from other shoppers. area. They are used to their “Most writers are influenced mamma cooking and they don’t

BLACK really know how to do it,” Mr. �� with what they hear,” he said in an over the phone interview. Murray said. “I see people who would reach It starts off with “A Bounty to get some produce and peo- of Soup.” This section features ple would stand next to them a large variety of soup includ- and ask what they intend to do ing soups, chowders, bisque and SelectBank.com with that. Listening to that, it gumbo. YELLOW brought me back to my roots,” The next section is devoted �� he continued. to meat and poultry. This sec- �� tion features items like a recipe Mr. Murray grew up in �� Carteret County on country for fried chicken and Dijon lamb Southern food, and that type chops. of food is what is featured in his Those interested can pick up a cookbook. copy of Home Cooking American �� MAGENTA MAGENTA “When I grew up and start- Style from the Heartlands, from �� ing working at Duke University Dee Gee’s Gifts and Books �� and doing cooking school I got and The Bookshop, both in away from my roots,” he said. Morehead City, and from www. “Listening to people talk, I got amazon.com. CYAN CYAN