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Vol 51 No 24 14 Pages

The Pamlico NewsWednesday June 05 2019 Your County News Source Since 1968 wwwthepamliconewscom | 50 Cents

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Continued on Page A9

Saturday The forecast for Jun 15 is 84 degrees and Sunny There is 28 percentage chance of rain and 4 mph winds from the Southeast

Sunday The forecast for Jun 16 is 86 degrees and Partly cloudy There is 39 per-centage chance of rain and 5 mph winds from the Southwest

WEEKEND WEATHER

USS North Carolina Changes Hands

By Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Daniel Hinton Commander Submarine Force US Pacific Fleet Public AffairsPEARL HARBOR Hawaii (NNS) -- The Virginia-class fast attack submarine USS North Carolina (SSN 777) held a change of command ceremony at the historic submarine piers of Joint Base Pearl

Harbor-Hickam May 31Cmdr Matthew Lewis commanding officer of

North Carolina was relieved by Cmdr Michael Fisher after more than 30 months in command of the vessel

Capt Richard E Seif chief of staff and deputy commander of Submarine Force US Pacific Fleet was the guest speaker for the ceremony and shared stories of his time working with Lewis

ldquoI remember the first time I visited the North Carolina across the water in drydockrdquo said Seif ldquoIt was clear that you and your crew had a lot on your plate but it was also clear that you were the right man for the jobrdquo

Seif evoked a quote from famous North Carolinian Michael Jordan to describe the performance of the crew and captain

ldquoSome people want it to happen some wish it would happen others make it happen and under your leadership Matt the crew of North Carolina made it happenrdquo said Seif ldquoNot only did you get North Carolina back out to sea early but you also delivered a front-line submarine crew ready for operational tasking from day onerdquo

Seif also welcomed Fisher to the waterfront and expressed confidence in his ability to perform

ldquoI know first-hand that you are the right man for the job to lead this motivated team through any challenge that may come their wayrdquo

During the ceremony Capt Wes Bringham commander Submarine Squadron 1 presented Lewis with a Meritorious Service Medal for exceptional conduct while serving as commanding officer of the vessel from January 2017 to May 2019

Lewis thanked all in attendance and lauded the North Carolina crewrsquos ability to handle adversity

ldquoOur crew understood the task and challenge that lied in front of usrdquo said Lewis ldquoIf successful we would restore an already assumed to be lost deployment from the lifetime of the ship Looking back at the past two years I am astonished and honored to have worked with our Sailors to bring North Carolina back to the fleetrdquo

Fisher addressing his new crew for the first time after assuming command commended them on their recent accomplishments

ldquoTo the crew of North Carolina your camaraderie positive attitude and exceptional work ethic are contagiousrdquo said Fisher ldquoI am overjoyed to have this opportunity with you and I have no doubt that as a team we will accomplish tremendous things together as patriots and ready warfighters on one of the most advanced warships in the worldrdquo

JOINT BASE PEARL HARBOR-HICKAM Hawaii (May 31 2019) Cmdr Matthew Lewis (right) is relieved of command of the Virginia-class fast-at-tack submarine USS North Carolina (SSN 777) by Cmdr Michael Fisher (left) during a change of command ceremony at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam Hawaii May 31 (US Navy Photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Daniel Hinton)

Marine Fisheries Commission moves toward commercial

and recreational flounder seasons

MOREHEAD CITY ndash The NC Marine Fisheries Commission is moving toward implementing commercial and recreational flounder seasons to end overfishing and rebuild the overfished southern flounder stock

The commission voted last week to accept the recommendations of the Division of Marine Fisheries in their entirety as its preferred management options for Draft Amendment 2 to the Southern Flounder Fishery Management Plan

The division proposes a 62 reduction in southern f lounder harvest (compared to 2017) in North Carolina this year and a 72 reduction in harvest beginning in 2020 to be achieved through commercial and recreational season closures The division also proposes yardage and time restrictions for gill nets and prohibiting the use of puncturing devices such as gaffs in the pound net fishery

The specific Marine Fisheries Commission preferred management options can be found on the southern flounder information page on the divisionrsquos website

Draft Amendment 2 to the Southern Flounder Fishery Management Plan is now in the departmental and legislative review portion of the fishery management plan process

The commission is scheduled to vote on final approval of the draft amendment and its management measures at its Aug 21-23 meeting If approved the management measures would become effective immediately following the meeting and stay in place until adoption and implementation of Amendment 3 to the Southern Flounder Fishery Management Plan scheduled for completion in 2021

Southern flounder is one of three main species of flounder landed on the North Carolina coast The other two species are summer flounder and Gulf flounder

Reductions in harvest are required because a 2019 South Atlantic Southern Flounder Stock Assessment found that southern f lounder is overfished and overfishing is occurring throughout the region (North Carolina through the eastern coast of Florida) Overfished means the population is too small Overfishing means the removal rate is too high

North Carolina law mandates that fishery management plans include measures to end overfishing within two years of adoption and rebuild the stock to achieve sustainable harvest within 10 years of adoption of a fishery management plan

STATUS OF THE PAMLICO NEWSOver the past week and since the publishing of our article detailing the state of The Pamlico

News we have received a number of calls emails and have even been approached in local stores by incredible members of the community showing love and support for our small county paper We wanted to thank all of you that let us and our advertisers know that the county paper matters to you and that you want it to remain a staple in the community

We have also received a number of concerning calls as well as calls from concerned people in the community We want you to know that it is our wish to remain a part of the community and we are not planning on closing our doors anytime soon While we are trying to determine the best direction to take the paper with regard to print we do not expect to discontinue printing the paper If for some reason we did decide to go completely digital we would give our advertisers and the community notice prior to any change

Our hope is to maintain the print paper and grow our digital platform offering readers a variety of news reading options With your continued support we can achieve this goal We ask that you continue to support the paper by subscribing and letting our advertisers know you see their ads as we update and grow our paper and online news platform

Thank you again to every one of our subscribers as well as those of you that subscribed for the first time renewed your subscription donated and spoke to our advertisers We sincerely appreciate each and every one of you

Becoming a dad means you have to be a role model for your son and be someone he can look up to

ndashWayne Rooney

Hope Regala Fills Harbor With Fun

The annual Hope Regala Fundraiser kicked off Friday at the River Dunes with live music and great food to the delight of attendees The featured award winning barbecue was supplied by Dennis Brinson while bluegrass music of the Harbor Sounds filled the air The fun was followed on Saturday by the long anticipated GalaThe Gala included a cocktail bar for guests to socialize followed by a delicious dinner and dancing to the Chuck Eatmond Band The evening also hosted a live auction and closed with the drawing of the $10000 Golden Raffle Winner

The Hope Regala is the Hope Clinicrsquos largest fundraiser of the year and benefits the non-profit which provides free medical treatment and medication to uninsured and low income adults with addictions They provide comprehensive addiction treatment to adults in eastern North Carolina and the success of the Gala helps ensure that they are able to continue to do so

While no racing actually took place like at a traditional ldquoregattardquo the regala did not disappoint From the mouth-watering barbecue to the blissful music all in attendance seemed delighted by the event as the Hope Regala filled the harbor with fun

Thanks to recent rainfall conditions are improving causing the NCForest Service to lift the burn ban for 18 counties The ban which went into effect on May 30 due to the extremely dry conditions was lifted at 5 pm on Monday June 10 2019

The burn ban included the following counties Beaufort Bladen Brunswick Carteret Columbus Craven Dare Duplin Hyde Jones Lenoir New Hanover Onslow Pamlico Pender

Pitt Tyrrell and Washington These counties are now issuing burn permits but caution individuals against an open burning as open debris fires are the leading cause of wildfires in North Carolina

The ban was intended to curb human caused wildfires to allow responders to handle other wildfires such as those caused by lightning With the ban in effect NC Forest Service responded to 53 wildfires

Permits that were issued within these 18 counties prior to the ban have been cancelled and must be reapplied for either in-person or online at wwwncforestservicegov The online burn permit is available statewide

Resident questions should be directed to the county ranger with the NC Forest Service or the county Fire Marshalrsquos office

BURN BAN LIFTED

A2 The Pamlico News ndash WedNesday JUNe 12 2019

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Pamlico county DepartmentsBoard of Elections 745-4821County Manager 745-3133Emergency Management 745-4131Health Dept 745-5111Recycling Center 745-3283Senior Services 745-7196Sheriffrsquos Dept (non-emergency) ndash 745-3101Social Services 745-4086Tax Collector 745-4125Water Dept 745-5453Poison Control Center 1-800-222-1222US Coast Guard (Hobucken) 745-3131

The Pamlico NewsPublisher Sandy Winfrey

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ProbablE WEaTHErWednesday The forecast for Jun 12 is 70 degrees and Light rain There is 85 percentage chance of rain and 7 mph winds from the East-Northeast

Thursday The forecast for Jun 13 is 81 degrees and Partly cloudy There is 66 percentage chance of rain and 10 mph winds from the West-Southwest

friday The forecast for Jun 14 is 75 degrees and Overcast There is 35 percentage chance of rain and 7 mph winds from the North-Northwest


Sunday The forecast for Jun 16 is 86 degrees and Partly cloudy There is 39 percentage chance of rain and 5 mph winds from the Southwest

Monday The forecast for Jun 17 is 89 degrees and Patchy rain possible There is 51 percentage chance of rain and 9 mph winds from the West-Southwest

Tuesday The forecast for Jun 18 is 92 degrees and Overcast There is 46 percentage chance of rain and 8 mph winds from the West-Southwest

Wednesday The forecast for Jun 19 is 91 degrees and Patchy light rain with thunder There is 51 per-centage chance of rain and 10 mph winds from the West-Southwest

Thursday The New Bern forecast for Jun 20 is 54 degrees and Partly cloudy There is 45 percentage chance of rain and 10 mph winds from the West

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NoTE THE DaTE

DiSASTeR fielD oPeRATionS cenTeR eASTdeadline approaching in north carolina for sba working capital loansThe US Small Business Administration is reminding small businesses small agricultural cooperatives small businesses engaged in aquaculture and most private nonprofit organizations that July 8 is the filing deadline for federal economic injury disaster loans in North Carolina as a result of Hurricane Florence flooding and wind that began on Sept 14 2018 This disaster declaration includes the following counties Alamance Anson Beaufort Bladen Brunswick Carteret Caswell Chatham Columbus Craven Cumberland Dare Davidson Duplin Durham Edgecombe Franklin Granville Greene Halifax Harnett Hoke Hyde Johnston Jones Lee Lenoir Martin Montgomery Moore Nash New Hanover Onslow Orange Pamlico Pender Person Pitt Randolph Richmond Robeson Rockingham Rowan Sampson Scotland Stanly Tyrrell Vance Wake Warren Washington Wayne and Wilson in North Carolina Disaster loan information and application forms may also be obtained by calling the SBArsquos Customer Service Center at 800-659-2955 (800-877-8339 for the deaf and hard-of-hearing) or by sending an email to disastercustomerservicesbagov Loan applications can be downloaded from the SBArsquos website at sbagov Completed applications should be mailed to US Small Business Administration Processing and Disbursement Center 14925 Kingsport Road Fort Worth TX 76155Completed loan applications must be returned to SBA no later than July 8 2019

BAY RIVER MSD NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGPROPOSED BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 2019-2020The proposed fiscal year 2019-2020 budget for Bay River Metropolitan Sewerage District has been presented to the Board of Directors and is available for public inspection in the office at 101 North Fourth Street Bayboro from 800 am to 400 pm weekdays COASTAL WOMENrsquoS SHELTERThe Coastal Womenrsquos Shelter 21st Annual 5K10K1 Mile Run for Shelter will be held on Saturday June 8 2019 at Creekside Park Registration will begin at 7am the run begins promptly at 8am Registration cost is $25 please call 252-638-4509 or email cwsfunddcoastalwomensshelternet for more information

QUILTINGEvery Friday 9 am - 12 pm403 Mildred Street Oriental

PAMLICO COMMUNITY COLLEGE CULTURAL amp LIFE ENRICHMENT PROGRAMchair Yoga amp MeditationSeated muscle toning amp joint lubrication for strenghtbalance Instructor Diana Peterson Oriental Town Hall Wednesdays June 26-August 28 3-4 pm $28

adVanced trsquoai chiInstructor Diana Peterson Tuesdays amp Thursdays July 9-August 8 3-4 pm Oriental Town Hall $35

basic trsquoai chiInstructor Diana PetersonTuesdays amp Thursdays September 10-October 10 3-4 pm Oriental Town Hall $35

short storY Methods ldquowhat is in a wordrdquoInstructor Sarah Swan published yA Author Tuesdays amp Thursdays July 9-August 1 1030-12 $20 call to register 252-249-1851 ext 3113

Machine QUiltingSewing machine experience not required all levels are welcomeInstructor Karen DoddThursdays September 5 ndash October 3 1-4 PM $60call to register 2522491851 ext 3113

UkUleleViolinMandolinbanJogUitar lessonsInstructor Simon SpaldingWednesdays September 11-October 16 10-1 pm $90call to register 2522491851 ext 3113

golf lessonsbeginning amp interMediateInstructor Golf Pro Terry BobbinMondays and Tuesdays September 16-October 8 4-530 pm Minnesott Golf and Country Club $64call to register 2522491851 ext 3113

bridge for beginners freeInstructor Craig WellingOctober 2223 24 530-7 PCC Library call to register 2522491851 ext 3113

bridge for beginners phase ii freeInstructor Craig Welling October 29 30 31 530-7 PCC Library Call to register 2522491851 ext 3113

weaVing on a hUla hoop looMLearn basic principles of ldquorug twinningrdquo loom construction and the weaving of a chair matInstructor Julia McDonald Mondays October 4-18 $60 (price includes materials) Learn basic principles of ldquorug twinningrdquo loom construction and the weaving of a chair mat

fall bird watching Instructor Diane Midness Tuesdays September 10-October 1 Initial class meets at 9 am in PCC Delamar Bldg Room 102A with subsequent classes held in the field Call to register 252-249-1851 ext 3113

CRAVEN COMMUNITY COLLEGEADULT ENRICHMENT PROGRAMsilk scarf dYeingA great way to make your own wardrobe statement painting 100 silk scarves All materials are provided and you keep the two scarves No art skill is needed just willingness to let your mind go wild with color and ldquofoundrdquo objects (bobby pins Clothes clips rubber bands etc) Tuesday July 16 or August 13 930-1130 am $40

shibori dYeingIn this two-hour hands-on workshop Julia McDonald will demonstrate the basics of Shibori a Japanese dyeing technique dating from the 8th Century It is an addictive and fascinating type of dyeing that is currently in the spotlight a type of dyeing that uses various methods of manipulating the fabrics to achieve desired effects Participants then have the fun of using one or more of these techniques on two 8rdquoX 54rdquo silk scarves or 22rdquo square cotton bandanas provided by the instructor After immersion in a traditional Indigo dye bath they will have created their own unique masterpiece Since there are an infinite number of ways one can bind stitch fold twist or compress cloth for shibori each way results in very different exciting patterns Saturday October 5 10-12 pm or 1-3 pm $40

intro to selling on ebaYWant to learn how to earn spare cash Have you ever wanted to join the millions who sell items on eBay but didnrsquot understand the process Well fear no more John Lawrence who has bought and sold on Ebay for the past 15 years will take students through the process so they can begin selling items with confidence This comprehensive six-session class will cover the history of eBay requirements for selling how to get started understanding eBay help menus setting up accounts how to prepare amp take photos list items and what to do once your item is purchased So get your collectibles decor appliances computers furnishings equipment vehicles and other miscellaneous items ready to sell on Ebay Thursdays Sept 19-Oct 24 6-8 pm $80

photoshop eleMentsThis three-session class teaches the elemental basics of Adobe Photoshop Elements Students learn how to use the tools available in the software to edit their own photos so that they look more professional and how to create their own images from a blank screen This class is for both photographers that would like to learn about editing their own photos as well as for artists that would like to be able to present their work better online Students will learn about each of the options available in the toolbar working with layers masking font use and filters The basics of cutting and pasting and merging images will be covered Thursdays Oct 4-18 6-8 pm $75

PCHS CLASS OF 1979 40TH REUNION will be Oct 12 2019 at 630 at The Chelsea The cost is $50 per person Mail payment to Donna Rice PO Box 62 Simpson NC 27879 For more information connect with us on Facebook - Pamlico County High - Class of 79 or contact Donna at donnahrice1gmailcom

UNDERGROUND ARTISTS OF ENC MEETUP Are you an artist or entertainer looking to meet people that share your passion for all things art Undergound Artists meets every other Saturday to discuss art collaborate and to plan our upcoming community art Summer Solstice event Join us on Saturday June 22nd at 1 pm at Bellas Cafe in New Bern All are welcome For more info join our Meetup group httpswwwmeetupcomUnderground-Artists

OPEN MIC NIGHT AT THE SILOSThe Silos hosts Open Mic Nights every Wednesday starting at 7 pm The Mic is open to those that wish to perform 1111 Broad Street Oriental

CROAKERFEST 2019The annual Croakerfest will take place this year from Friday June 28-June 30 Take part in the activities for all ages at this family event in Oriental

ORIENTAL MINDFULNESS MEDITATION GROUP One hour meetings including 30 minutes of meditation Practice to teach mindfulness through meditation Sessions are free and open to the public regardless of experience level Mondays at 7 pm and Thursdays at 7 am Perry-Griffin Community Center 300 High Street Questions please contact Tony Noel at togetherwesitgmailcom

GREAT TRENT RIVER RAFT RACETwo day event in New Bern on Friday June 21st and Saturday June 22nd Friday kicks off with the ldquoRockin on the Riversrdquo Concert including fly-overs on both days by the Bandits Flight Team Saturday hosts a full day of racing on the river There is still time to get your boat together and join the fun register at thegreattrentriverraftracecom SUMMER SOLSTICE CELEBRATIONUnderground Artists ENC hosts the Summer Solstice Celebration at The Garage in James City on Saturday June 29th from 12pm-12am Join us as we celebrate summer with a variety of different and unique art vendors live art performances and classes interactive art exhibits live music food trucks and more Daytime and nightime events including a glowing afterparty To join the artists group httpswwwmeetupcomUnderground-Artists and for more information about the event wwwsummersolstice2019 com

Allen Asher Jones 13 of Reelsboro passed away on June 3 2019 He is survived by his mother Julie Williams father Gregory Jones sister Samantha Jones maternal grandparents Forest Williams and Georgie Williams pater-

nal grandparents Steven amp Cindy Jones uncles Forest Jr Russell Paul Michael David and James Williams and Ryan Jones aunts Shawna Williams Kimmy Ward and Amanda Williams and numerous cousins Funeral ser-vices will be held 1100 am Saturday June 8th at Bryant Funeral Home Chapel with Bishop Guy Dixon officiating Interment will follow immediately in Sandhill Cemetery The family will receive friends and relatives one hour prior to the service at the funeral home Arrangements by Bryant Funeral Home amp Cremations Alliance

Wanda Lee McCann 77 of Bedford died on Saturday June 8 2019 at her residence She was born on April 4 1942 in Mesic NC a daugh-ter of the late Maxton Dunbar and Evelyn (Mayo) Hill On Feb 22 1961 in Washington DC she married William

R McCann who preceded her in death on

Aug 7 2003 She is survived by the following family two daughters Michelle L Fagan and fianceacute John Gauthier of Frostburg Md and Lynnette R Beegle and husband Joseph of Bedford one son Maxton J McCann and wife Katherine of Everett five grandchildren David Rose and wife Brittany of Tampa Fla Danielle Rose and husband Casey Wolt of Jacksonville Fla Tanner Fagan of Frostburg Md Nick Beegle and wife Jessica of Columbia Pa and Kelly Beegle of Stafford Va two great-grandchildren Jackson and Delilah Beegle both of Columbia Pa two sisters Annette Jones widow of Bennie of Hobucken NC and Maxine Olson and husband Allen of Merritt NC and many nieces and nephews Wanda was a member of the Bedford United Methodist Church She graduated from Pamlico County High School in 1960 and then went to stewardess school in Connecticut for Trans World Airlines She worked in Washington DC for the Department of the Navy moved to Bedford with her husband and worked for the Credit Bureau and then retired from Farmers Home Administration She liked reading and garden-ing and challenging herself with cryptoquote and crossword puzzles Funeral services will be held on Wednesday June 12 at noon in the Chapel at the Timothy A Berkebile Funeral Home in Bedford with Jim Miller officiating Burial at Bedford County Memorial Park Friends will be received on Wednesday from 10 am to noon at the funeral home The online guest book is available at wwwberkebilefu-neralhomecom

ARIES ndash Mar 21Apr 20Pull out all the emotional stops this week Aries Things seemingly tug at your heartstrings more so than in the past and itrsquos okay to have a few tears develop during a sad movieTAURUS ndash Apr 21May 21Taurus kick communication up a notch if you want to get things done Write things out if you need a cheat sheet then pull together all of the key playersGEMINI ndash May 22Jun 21Money is a priority this week and you have to put your focus on finances Gemini Have you recon-ciled your checking account lately See where you are spending and savingCANCER ndash Jun 22Jul 22Donrsquot overthink things too much Cancer Try to go with the flow as much as possible Situations with coworkers could take an unexpected turn Be on the lookout LEO ndash Jul 23Aug 23you are in need of a break this week Leo However there are many demands on your time and focus Devote this weekend to self-care and RampR VIRGO ndash Aug 24Sept 22The first half of the week lights up your friendships and long-term aspirations Virgo Try putting the two together so you can have more balance in your lifeLIBRA ndash Sept 23Oct 23Libra career stars are shining brightly for you and all eyes are on you Use this opportunity to really showcase your talents People with power may be watchingSCORPIO ndash Oct 24Nov 22Scorpio inspiration is in big supply this week but be sure to watch out for those who might try to

dissuade you Keep plans on the down low if you have a great idea SAGITTARIUS ndash Nov 23Dec 21Sagittarius you might get a little off course in the next few days But all it will take is a little correction to have your plans and goals line up once againCAPRICORN ndash Dec 22Jan 20Relationships take center stage this week Capricorn you are getting pulled in many different directions but you may love being busy and the energy that requiresAQUARIUS ndash Jan 21Feb 18Work and health take the helm this week Aquarius Are you running yourself ragged or not feeling 100 percent It might be time to really focus on sched-ule adjustments PISCES ndash Feb 19Mar 20Good old fashioned fun is on the horizon Pisces Use the warm weather as an opportunity to go to a drive-in movie or attend a local carnival

FAMOUS BIRTHDAYSJUNE 16Trevor Wentworth Singer (26)JUNE 17Paulina Rubio Singer (48)JUNE 18Blake Shelton Singer (43)JUNE 19Macklemore Rapper (36)JUNE 20Nicole Kidman Actress (52)JUNE 21Chris Pratt Actor (40)JUNE 22Meryl Streep Actress (70)

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A3Wednesday JUne 12 2019 ndash The Pamlico news

Pamlico Community College is inviting local middle schoolers to fight summer boredom have a lot of fun and learn something new

Applications are being accepted now for Pamlico Community Collegersquos Environmental Camp 2019 which is open to rising sixth- seventh- and eighth-graders in Pamlico County

The four-day STEM-themed day camp is set for July 15 to 18 at the collegersquos Grantsboro campus Itrsquos designed to get Pamlico County middle school students excited about Science Technology Engineering and Math

There will be plenty of hands-on activities and lunch and snacks will be provided each day

The day camp will accommodate 25 students There will be no charge for participants thanks to a generous $8000 grant from Duke Energy

ldquoWe are extremely grateful that the Duke Energy Foundation has provided the funds for us to offer this fun and interesting week of activities to local middle school studentsrdquo said PCC President Dr Jim Ross ldquoSTEM education is vitally important to our economy and to the development of our nation I salute Instructors Zac Schnell and Derek Godwin for their efforts to organize this event which Irsquom sure will get young people enthusiastic about science engineering technology and mathematicsrdquo

The day camp will feature field trips to Sand Dollar Island in Carteret County and Cool Springs Environmental Education Center in Craven County There also will be fun hands-on classroom and lab activities organizers say

This will be the second year PCC has hosted a STEM-themed summer day camp for middle schoolers Last year 20 middle school students took part in the collegersquos ldquoUnder the Seardquo day camp which also was underwritten by a Duke Energy grant

The deadline to apply for this yearrsquos day camp is July 1For an application or more information about the day camp please contact Derek Godwin at dgodwinpamlicoccedu or

252-745-7349

Sandy Wall can be reached at 252-249-1851 ext 3010 or swallpamlicoccedu

Pamlico Community College

See all Listings amp Visual Tours at

wwworientalncwaterfrontcom1-800-347-8246 bull 252-249-1014

Or contact Allen Propst 252-671-4644

704 Broad St PO Box 750 Oriental NC 28571

LandHome Sales Property Management

Appraisals Development

MINNESOTT BEACH ndash Waterfront 3BR35BA no HOA dues Cedar siding Anderson windows abundant ambient lighting amp spectacular views Energy-efficient with Zoned Bosch water-source heat pumps Kohler whole-house generator amp mechani-cal storm shutters on upper windows No flooding issues

OFFERED AT $649500

ARAPAHOE ndash Waterfront 3BR3BA with 2 living rooms 2 kitchens + 3rd outdoor kitchen 3 bonus rooms patios and 2 upper decks for great views w double frontage on Neuse River amp Dawson Creek New metal roof dock amp covered boat lift on Dawson Creek No HOA dues Great breezes year round

OFFERED AT $418000

ORIENTAL ndash Oriental West Condos top-floor end unit facing Smith Creek with open waterfront views 2BR2BA comes w deep-water boat slip 50 steps away Screened covered deck facing Smith Creek Exquisite kitchen with Crystal self-closing cabinets amp drawers granite counters top-shelf appliances

OFFERED AT $ 215000

ORIENTAL ndash Marvelous 2BR25BA waterfront in Village on a Whittaker Creek tributary Formal dining room Screened in porch overlooks the water House is raised and there is plenty of room under the house for cars and storage Large dock in your backyard

OFFERED AT $349500

ORIENTAL ndash Immaculate 3BR2BA in Village 2 blocks from harbor Gorgeous front and side covered porches open concept with kitchen dining and living areas accented with a cathedral ceiling Architectural-shingled roof thermal windows outlet for an RV wired for generator 2-car carport w workshop

OFFERED AT $165000

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Allen was unbiased in showing us homes recommending the home that fit our requirements before he showed all of his listings We were from out of town amp Allen spent half of his Saturday giving us a tour of the area stopping to introduce us to local sights You could tell Allen was a proud of his hometown After we settled on the prop-erty he continued to assist us with no restrictions He will be on our Christmas card list from now on Bill amp Mirna Arapahoe

Agent of the Week

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Registration now open for PCCrsquos STEM day campBy Sandy WallPamlico Community College

Participants in last yearrsquos STEM-themed day camp at Pamlico Community College work on an experiment This yearrsquos day camp is set for July 15-18 Contributed photo

During the June meeting of the Pamlico County Board of Education three Pamlico County High School (PCHS) students Zayne Perkins Luke Prescott and Macy Tyson were recognized for having attended the Rotary Youth Leadership Award (RYLA) Conference in Columbia North Carolina Each participant joined other Eastern NC high school juniors at the Eastern 4-H Environmental Education Conference Center to engage in small group activities to enhance their leadership skills Regionally recognized business leaders provided instruction for these workshops and seminar activities This program is sponsored by local Rotary Clubs as part of Rotary Internationals Youth Development movement These three students were nominated by the PCHS faculty reviewed by Guidance and then interviewed by a Rotary Committee

PCS Board Recognizes RYLA Conference Attendees

Phyllis yodlowski Rotary Representative and Macy Tyson Not pictured Zayne Perkins and Luke Prescott


EdiToriAls amp oPiNioNs

Fatherrsquos Day is a cel-ebration honoring fathers and celebrating fatherhood paternal bonds and the influ-ence of fathers in soci-ety In Catholic Europe it has been celebrated

on March 19 (Saint Josephrsquos Day) since the Middle Ages This celebra-tion was brought by the Spanish and Portuguese to Latin America where March 19 is often still used for it though many countries in Europe and the Americas have adopted the US date which is the third Sunday of June It is celebrated on various days in many parts of the world most commonly in the months of March April and June according to the home nationrsquos customs

Fatherrsquos Day was not celebrat-ed in the US outside Catholic tra-ditions until the 20th century As a civic celebration in the US it was inaugurated in the early 20th century to complement Motherrsquos Day by cele-brating fathers and male parenting

After Anna Jarvisrsquo successful pro-motion of Motherrsquos Day in Grafton West Virginia the first observance of a ldquoFatherrsquos Dayrdquo was held on July 5 1908 in Fairmont West Virginia in the Williams Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church South now known as Central United Methodist Church Grace Golden Clayton morning her father in December 1907 when the Monongah Mining Disaster in near-by Monongah killed 361 men 250 of them fathers leaving around a thousand fatherless children Clayton suggested that her pastor Robert Thomas Webb honor all those fathers Claytonrsquos event did not have reper-cussions outside Fairmont for several reasons among them the city was overwhelmed by other events the cel-ebration was never promoted outside the town itself and no proclamation of it was made by the city council Also two events overshadowed this event the celebration of Independence Day July 4 1908 with 12000 attendants and several shows including a hot air balloon event which took over the headlines in the following days and the death of a 16-year-old girl on July 4 The local church and council were overwhelmed and they did not even think of promoting the event and it was not celebrated again for many years The original sermon was not reproduced by the press and it was lost Finally Clayton was a quiet per-son who never promoted the event and never talked to other persons about it

On June 19 1910 a Fatherrsquos Day celebration was held at the YMCA in Spokane Washington by Sonora Smart Dodd Her father the Civil War veteran William Jackson Smart was a single parent who raised his six children there She was also a mem-ber of Old Centenary Presbyterian Church (now Knox Presbyterian Church) where she first proposed the idea After hearing a sermon about Jarvisrsquo Motherrsquos Day in 1909 at Central Methodist Episcopal Church she told her pastor that fathers should have a similar holiday to honor them Although she initially suggested June 5 her fatherrsquos birthday the pastors did not have enough time to prepare their sermons and the celebration was deferred to the third Sunday in

June Several local clergymen accept-ed the idea and on June 19 1910 the first Fatherrsquos Day ldquosermons honoring fathers were presented throughout the cityrdquo

However in the 1920s Dodd stopped promoting the celebration because she was studying at the Art Institute of Chicago and it faded into relative obscurity even in Spokane In the 1930s Dodd returned to Spokane and started promoting the celebration again raising awareness at a national level She had the help of those trade groups that would benefit most from the holiday for example the manu-facturers of ties tobacco pipes and any traditional present for fathers By 1938 she had the help of the Fatherrsquos Day Council founded by the New York Associated Menrsquos Wear Retailers to consolidate and systematize the holidayrsquos commercial promotion Americans resisted the holiday for its first few decades viewing it as noth-ing more than an attempt by mer-chants to replicate the commercial success of Motherrsquos Day and newspa-pers frequently featured cynical and sarcastic attacks and jokes However the said merchants remained resilient and even incorporated these attacks into their advertisements By the mid-1980s the Fatherrsquos Day Council wrote ldquo() [Fatherrsquos Day] has become a Second Christmas for all the menrsquos gift-oriented industriesrdquo

A bill to accord national recogni-tion of the holiday was introduced in Congress in 1913 In 1916 President went to Spokane to speak at a Fatherrsquos Day celebration and he wanted to make it an officially recognized feder-al holiday but Congress resisted fear-ing that it would become commer-cialized The President recommend-ed in 1924 that the day be observed throughout the entire nation but he stopped short at issuing a national proclamation Two earlier attempts to formally recognize the holiday had been defeated by Congress In 1957 Maine Senator Margaret Chase Smith wrote a Fatherrsquos Day proposal accusing Congress of ignoring fathers for 40 years while honoring moth-ers thus ldquo[singling] out just one of our two parentsrdquo In 1966 President Lyndon B Johnson issued the first presidential proclamation honoring fathers designating the third Sunday in June as Fatherrsquos Day Six years later the day was made a perma-nent national holiday when President Richard Nixon signed it into law in 1972

The relationship between fathers and sons is often precarious at the best and confrontational at the worst Many times there seems to be compe-tition between father and son for the affection of the mother in the house Maybe it is just testosterone acting up and like two male animals vying for territory by fighting it out father and son tend to battle it out through a fight of wills and argument

I grew up like a lot of sons with a poor relationship with my dad We were so different there was no com-mon ground I canrsquot say whose fault it was it just was what it was He spent little time with me and I guess I was ok with that I spent a lot of time alone reading and dad didnrsquot read much beyond the newspaper He worked hard six days a week to provide for us leaving the house

before we got up in the mornings and coming back home around 530 or 6 pm By the time he got home he was tired and didnrsquot have much energy or interest in playing ball or anything else So there was little interaction between me and him

This is the basic relationship until after mom passed away in 1995 When that happened Dad began to depend more on me to get him to the doctorrsquos office and I began spend-ing more and more time with him After he developed cancer I spent a lot more time with him and began taking care of him as his cancer got worse Finally in November I moved in with him to look after him espe-cially as he began to fall more and more in the house I would cook three meals a day keep the house clean and sit with him at night watching TV and talking I began to tape record our conversations on his growing up and childhood and his experiences in World War II He enjoyed those conversations tremendously and he enjoyed our time together as did I As he got worse I began to give him his baths and take care of his physical needs as well as the cooking etc As a result we got even closer as we talked about his last months and what he wanted to happen in the future I stayed with him and took care of him until he passed away in late January

The Bible says to honor thy father and mother I think I did that rather well and wouldnrsquot do a thing differ-ently He had his independence right up until his last few months and yet I was there to help him as he needed it I learned so much from him over the years even though we werenrsquot close I learned to do things right the first time or you would have to do them over again I learned to leave early enough to get where Irsquom going 15 minutes early just in case something happened along the way to delay you I learned to be honest when dealing with other people and not to cheat them in business and to be honest in my professional conversations and dealings with others

I miss him terribly but see so much of him in me And then there are my three sons I can see a lot of him in them Teachings that he passed on to me have now been passed on to them For they are honest hardworking young men who give everything they have to whatever project or job they are doing When they are working on a project they give it their all and make sure it is right the first time they do it All three of them are in some type of service to others for their profession James is a public school teacher Jason a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air force and Jerry is a profes-sional firefighter along with his wife who also is a professional fire fighter

Fathersrsquo Day is Sunday If your father is still alive be sure to spend some time with him either in person or if he is too far away to visit in per-son be sure to call him talk to him and tell him how much he means to you and how much you love him There are many of us who can no longer do that Love you and miss you Dad

In Memory of James E White Jr

1918-2003

From the Editorrsquos Desk

Jim White

The Pamlico News Editorials and opinions section features opinion articles newspaper editorials and letters to the editor on the issues of the day

The views and opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of The Pamlico News Any content provided by authors are of their opinion and are not intended to malign any religion ethnic group club organization company individual or anyone or anything

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Jim White editor of the Pamlico News will be taking a tour group to Italy May 6-14 2020 The tour will include the cities of Rome Vatican City Venice and Florence If interested an extension of the trip may be made to include the ancient city of Pompeii This will be a special trip through well known EF Tours private motor coach

handpicked hotels 7 breakfasts 3 dinners and expert guided tours Tours will include St Markrsquos Basilica Florence Duomo Ponte Vecchio Piazza della Republica Colosseum and Roman Forum and Vatican City For more information see add in this paper or call Jim at 2526707179 Send your deposit in as soon as possible to reserve your seat

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Dear HeartWorks Supporter

Would you have an hour or two to spare on Saturday June 29 2019 If so please sign up to help at the HeartWorks KidsPark at Croakerfest

The location has changed from previous years This year we will be at the corner of South Avenue and King Street - in a great spot with lots of trees and plenty of shade for the electric rides slides and bouncy houses

Volunteers are needed to sell tickets take tickets and monitor the bouncy houses

Please sign up to help for one- or more - of the following shifts

1030 AM - 1200 Noon1200 Noon - 130 PM130 - 300 PM300 - 430 PM430 - 600 PM

Spread the word by sharing this message with your friends We need as lots of volunteers

The money raised during this event goes to support this unique non-profit which serves over 400 at-risk children in Pamlico County each year

Please respond to this email call or text me and let me know which shifts you wish to cover

Thank you very muchKatherine HudsonHeartWorks Volunteer919-906-4968

Summer Day Camp June 24 - 28 in Oriental

Oriental NC ndash May 21 2019 Register now for summer day camp Pierce Chapel AME Zion

and Oriental United Methodist churches are partnering to host a summer day camp in Oriental the week of June 24-28 from 845 to 430 daily for kids who have completed first through fourth grades

Programming and staff provided by Camp Don Lee Activities include crafts pier fishing outdoor games bible study archery water games and more Monday through Thursday June 24-27 of camp all activities will be held at Oriental United Methodist Church Friday June 28 the campers will be hosted at Camp Don Lee for the day

Lunch and snacks are provided Camp cost is $10 per child for the week Scholarships are available Free swimming lessons are offered to campers before camp starts

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5th graders took learning outside and went to the Outer Banks They visited the aquarium Jeanettersquos Pier the lighthouse and Jockeyrsquos Ridge

The third graders at Fred Anderson completed

career projects that highlighted a career

of their choice and the various aspects of them Students learned about the schooling required

for that job the different responsibilities of them as well as creating excitement

about their futures

Third graders at FAA used their math skills for designing creating and then testing their designs out with an egg drop Each group of students worked to create something

that would keep their egg safe when dropped from a high area

Our annual Field Day at Camp Seafarer was a blast Students zip lined canoed did archery played games and enjoyed a family style meal together Thanks to our friends at Camp Seafarer for an amazing day

Congratulations to Fred Andersonrsquos Elementary Battle of the Books Team They took 2nd place out of the entire region

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Fourth graders researched a famous North Carolinian and presented

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(Bayboro) June06 2019 ndash US Department of Agriculture (USDA) Farm Service Agency (FSA) Executive Director Amy Coffey in Pamlico County reminds farmers and landowners that FSA is hosting an informational meeting regarding the 2019 County Committee Election process on December 09 2019 at 800 am at the Pamlico County FSA Office located at 13724 HWY 55 in Alliance Producers including minority women and new farmers are encouraged to attend the meeting and participate in the 2019 election

The county committee nomination period began on June 14 2019 Nomination forms must be postmarked or received in the Pamlico County FSA office by close of business on Aug 1 2019

For election purposes counties are divided into local administrative areas (LAA) Each LAA

nominates and elects one producer to serve a three-year term on the FSA county committee

Each year an election is held in an LAA where a committee memberrsquos three-year term is expiring For 2019 an election will be held in LAA 3 which includes Arapahoe and Oriental

ldquoFarmers and ranchers in LAA 3 are urged to participate in this yearrsquos county committee elections by nominating candidates by the Aug 1 2019 deadlinerdquo said Coffey ldquoCounty committees are unique to FSA and allow producers to have a voice on federal farm program implementation at the local levelrdquo

To be eligible to serve on an FSA county committee a person must participate or cooperate in a program administered by FSA be eligible to vote in a county committee election and reside in the LAA in which

the person is a candidateFarmers and ranchers may nominate themselves

or others Organizations representing minorities and women also may nominate candidates To become a candidate an eligible individual must sign an FSA-669A nomination form The form and other information about FSA county committee elections is available at fsausdagovelections Nomination forms must be postmarked or received in the local

USDA service center by close of business on Aug 1 2019

Nationwide there are approximately 7800 farmers and ranchers serving on FSA county committees These individuals make decisions on disaster and conservation programs emergency programs commodity price support loan programs and other agricultural issues Committees consist of three to 11 members who are elected by eligible producers

Some people may recall the old folk hero Johnny Appleseed roaming the country side wearing a tin pot for a hat and establishing apple

plantings wherever he went Look around Pamlico County and yoursquoll quickly notice that Johnny Appleseedrsquos influence did not reach into our area Apple trees can be grown in Pamlico County but our hot humid and saturated ground conditions can make it quite difficult In this weekrsquos article Irsquoll discuss some ways that we can make Johnny proud and help those apple trees survive

Apples amp Pears

The most important thing to remember with apples and most any other fruit variety is that they are not aquatic plants Wet soils conditions will kill plants or lead to slow decline and a disappointing experience To overcome this issue locate either a well-drained growing location or create mounds or rows for trees to grow on Mounds or rows several inches tall (6-18-inches) and several feet wide (4-8-feet) may be needed Use native soil where possible and remember that raised mounds or rows will dry out faster than surrounding conditions Irrigation may be needed especially during drought

Apple and pear trees are typically produced as grafted plants ensuring a particular rootstock underneath and fruit variety on top Plants grown from seed will not come true to type Plant trees with graft unions at least 2-inches above the soil line Plants sold as dwarf or semi-dwarf provide no context to their potential height and most trees will require pruning to maintain a desired height Dwarfing characteristics is manipulated by the rootstock selection (M9 MM106 Bartlett OHxF etc) that reduces the typical plant height by a comparable percentage to a seedling plant However this varies among rootstock choices and plants will not stop growing at a predetermined height

Choose varieties and rootstocks that provide resistance to diseases like cedar-apple rust fireblight or powdery mildew Some suggestions include Ginger Gold Gala Pink Lady Empire Golden Delicious Keiffer Moonglow and Harvest Queen Not every variety carries disease resistance but apples and pears will need more than one variety planted together to ensure cross pollination for fruit set

Training and pruning should start as soon as you plant With plants that are young whips (a slender sapling with little to no limbs) a heading cut is made near the location you want the first set of branches to occur (knee height from ground level) Young buds will grow below this cut When this growth reaches 3-4-inches you can select the most vigorous upright branch to form your leader (central trunk that grows vertically) and select 3-4 lateral growing branches to form your first scaffold of branches Essentially you are choosing branches to reach out around the tree that will not compete with each other This process gets repeated for several years (once

per year in late winter) until you form a tree of desired height that has several scaffolds of branches spaced 18-24-inches apart vertically This allows light and air penetration to help decrease disease pressure

For more detailed information about pruning fruit trees NC State Extension has a publication titled ldquoTraining and Pruning Fruit Trees in North Carolinardquo httpscontentcesncsuedutraining-and-pruning-fruit-trees-in-north-carolina

Donrsquot be in a rush to fertilizer newly planted trees Allow time for roots to form before large amounts of fertilizer are applied A soil test taken before planting is recommend but a general rule of thumb for fertilization is 075-10 pounds of 10-10-10 fertilizer for each year of tree age broadcast around the tree no closer than 6-inches from the trunk during late winter

Disease and insects are common for apples and pears Cedar-apple rust is one of the most common diseases causing rust colored spots to form on leaves and the potential for premature leaf drop Fungicide and insecticide applications are highly recommended if blemish free fruit is desired Proper thinning will also help Thin fruit when approximately nickel size with single fruit spaced 6-8-inches apart This will require the removal of many fruits The plant will compensate by producing larger fruit Combination fruit tree sprays with a premixed insecticide and fungicide are easier for homeowners to apply These should be applied following petal fall in early spring Follow the label directions but understand repeat applications will be needed There are limited options for organic products Horticultural oils insecticidal soaps copper and sulfur may provide some protection However timing is far more critical with these products to achieve acceptable control No matter your management strategy gardeners in Pamlico County will have insect and disease issues Learn to accept some damage and imperfection If not you will be far happier buying fruit from the grocery store

For more information on growing apples and pears in Pamlico County review the NC State Extension publication titled ldquoProducing Tree Fruit in North Carolinardquo httpscontentcesncsueduproducing-tree-fruit-for-home-use You might also like to review the ldquoTree Fruit and Nutsrdquo chapter from the NC State Extension Master Gardener Handbook httpscontentcesncsueduextension-gardener-handbook15-tree-fruit-and-nuts

In my next article Irsquoll examine growing peaches in Pamlico County Peaches can be a challenging plant to grow but quality fruit can be produced in your backyard If you have questions related to gardening in Pamlico County please give me a call at 252-745-4121 or email me at Daniel_simpsonncsuedu

By Daniel Simpson County Extension Director Agriculture Agent

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A perfect week with a perfect ending--RAIN Sylvia Nickerson and I were weary of watering all our plants and flowers every day Pulled the first ripe tomato off my cherry toma-to plant and it was yummy Heard from our Cambodian family and they are coming by this week on their way back to Texas after attending their niecersquos graduation in Las Vegas Their

entire family of which there are many achieved the American dream by working very hard and helping each other They asked very little from those of us who sponsored them Also heard from a classmate in Wilmington that one of my college friends John Drewry had passed away He was a prominent business leader in Wilmington and was active in the Episcopal church there Another bear was sighted on Trent Road last week and

someone said a black panther came into their yard That is the second bear sighting we witnessed in our neighborhood Also people are reporting seeing lots of snakes Hope we donrsquot see any alligators Did a little line dancing and singing with the Fifty Plus Club on Tuesday but not too many were there On Sunday Bethel celebrated Homecoming and Owen Peelersquos message was on going home and which home we would be going to Big lunch in the Fellowship Hall with over thirty folks attending the service Gayle Lupton and daughter Jessica were here for Jessicarsquos 20th school reunion Mattie Cuthrell left after lunch to play in Dixie Gatlinrsquos recital Thanks to next door neighbor Melydia for sitting with Weeks on Sunday morning so I could play for church So many folks are getting kayaks we may have to start a little race here This week we celebrate Sylvia Nickersonrsquos birthdayThought for the week--No one ever went broke saving money

Goose Creek Island 55 Plus Club met Thursday at the Community Center Pres Rosanne Rowe called the meeting to order Chaplain Bob Johnson brought the devotion 1Thessalonians 514 exhorting us to be patient and take care of those who are weak and frightened They need our help and support during difficult times We had a good time playing Bingo today We were

delighted to have a very special guest today Wayne Ray Potter from Vanceboro Itrsquos always nice to have our former neighbors to visit Wayne stayed after the meeting and played Rummikub with Rita Shelby Karen and Sharon

Prayer List Sue Gilgo had a bad headache Thursday and was unable to attend the ldquoOld Peoplersquos meetingrdquo (thatrsquos what Sue calls our little club) Sue and I have a special way of greeting one anoth-er and I sure missed her Willis Lewis of Campbellrsquos has pneumo-nia Willis and his wife attend the Baptist Church in Lowland

Our hearts were broken to hear that Allen Jones of Reelsboro had passed due to a tragic accident He was the son of Julie Williams amp Gregory Jones Grandparents Steven amp Cindy Jones and Forrest Williams lived in Hobucken for many years They attended Hobucken School They were our neighbors friends and cousins The family is in our thoughts and prayers May God be with them

My sister Maxine and I received word on Saturday that our sister Wanda Hill McCann of Bedford Pa passed early that morning Wanda hasnrsquot been doing well for a long time and even though we were expecting the call it is a difficult time for us Many of you remember Wanda She went to school in Hobucken and graduated from PCHS in 1960 then accepted a job in Washington DC She was loved dearly by her family and friends Thank you for your prayers

Happy Birthday Kim Alcock Peed - Jun13 Ola Mayo Lewis Mona Kay Sadler Jun 14 Kimberly OrsquoNeal Sadler - Jun 15 Sarah Watkins Fugate and Murray Gilgo - Jun 16 Christy OrsquoNeal Ruby Popperwill Karen Ham Sanders and Nick Mayo - Jun 17 Levy Robert OrsquoNeal Jordan Hopkins and Stella Hopkins Ross - Jun 19 Happy Anniversary Kevin amp Kathy Lewis - Jun 19

The Graham Potter Family held their annual family reunion Sunday June 9 at the Community Center Wendy Ireland Potter and Jackie Potter were emcees Gordon Potter of Everglades Florida was recognized for traveling the longest distance Joyce Potter Carawan was the oldest descendant Ella Potter Muse and Jean Potter Prescott who passed away last year were remembered Rev Bob Johnson blessed the food There was an abundance of delicious home cooked dishes Everyone enjoyed visiting and catching up on family news

The rain has been welcomed and has bro-ken in my new weather station One can find it on the Weather Cloud site The pecan trees in town are in full fluffy green and just are wonderful to ride by and gaze at I was able to get some Flatland Onions and hope they will store a long time I know I could cut them up and freeze them but fresh are best I will also be

going north of the river to get some Mattamuskeetrsquos The big news is our new townrsquos ambulance a new 2019

Ford F-450 4x4 Wheeled Coach This will join the other Wheeled Coach already in the house

Terry Groome town maintenance supervisor is retiring at the end of the month He has served our town for 37 years If you would like compose him a card to thank him for his

service and dedication you may drop it off at the Town HallVolunteers are being sought for the Summer Feeding

Program for ages 0-18 It will be held 617-816 from1230-130 pm on M-F For more information please contact Gwyn Roberson-McBride (BCS) Nutrition Department at 252-946-2012

On August 3 the Aurora Parks and Recreation will be hosting a Softball Invitational For more information please call 252-322-4611

Riders of therdquoArdquo are having their Back to School Bash on August 17 at the Community Center in Aurora The starting time is 12-until

A Bird Watchers Club has been suggested for our area and if anyone is interesting in participating one should contact me at joymccmecom

I stopped by the Witrsquos End in Oriental on Wednesday afternoon with a welcome to the neighborhood plate of walnut fudge I had seen on Facebook that it was open for Crafts from 1100-200 on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday I had a delightful visit with Christine Marshall who opened the Witrsquos End with her business partner April Thompson They are

open daily on Tuesday through Saturday from 800 am to 500 pm They also open on Sunday mornings I am so glad to see the building being used again

Jonathan and Emily Fulcher honeymooned in Costa Rica this past week According to all reports they also had a very good fishing trip Congratulations

The Pamlico County High School Baccalaureate Service will be Thursday night June 13 730 pm in the AH Hatsell Memorial Auditorium at PCHS On Friday I chatted with Joann Credle at the Taylor Retina Clinic in New Bern She is presently living in Maryland but is originally from Bayboro She is home to attend the PCHS graduation for one of her relatives

On Sunday afternoon we joined family and friends at the new home of Rhonda Sue Potter in Bayboro NC There was a bless-

ing of the house and some wonderful refreshments were served Rhonda received many housewarming gifts and well wishes She said her Habitat for Humanity built house was a true blessing from God She is blessed to be in her beautiful new home

The local United Methodist pastors and their congregations are conferencing in Greenville this week from June 12-15 Delegates will be chosen for General and Jurisdictional Conferences as well as appointments will be made for pastors this year

The Croaker Festival is rapidly approaching Itrsquos the last week-end in June Make plans now to attend and enjoy a special time in Oriental

Celebrating birthdays in June Peg Graves (614) Julie Sanders McCulley (615) Walter Graves and Phillip G Nanny (619) Brantley Norman Jr and Dennis Delamar (620) Jonathan Fulcher (521) Tyler Fulcher (522) Cousin Shirley Edwards (624) Russell Gregory Brent and Cathy Fulcher (625) Carly Alisha Sanders (628) and Grace Farmer Nanny (630)

Have a blessed week Restless Take Spiritual Vitamin R ldquoRest in the LORD and wait patiently for him fret not because of him who prospers in his way or because of the man who brings wick-ed devices to passrdquo (Psalms 377)

Goose creek island Annette Jones 55 plus club correspondent

Whortonsville Reba Tiller correspondent

Aurora Joy McCracken correspondent

Pamlico Betty Jo Rodgers correspondent

PUBLIC NOTICEInvitation to Bid

Arapahoe Charter School a k-12 public school is seeking quotes for a food distributor to provide food and supplies for its child nutrition program for the upcoming 2019-2020 school year Prospective bidders may access food specifications at wwwarapahoecharterorg under the Child Nutrition page or call Chris Watson at (252)249-2599

Public Notice of Budget HearingSpecial Meeting

The proposed fiscal year 20192020 budget for the Town of Mesic has been presented to the Mesic Town Council and is available for public inspection in the office of the Clerk at the Town Hall during regular office hoursThe Town Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed budget on June 21st at 630 PM at the Mesic Town Hall for the purpose of receiving comments on the proposed budget Immediately following the public hearing the Town Council will take action to approve disapprove or table the proposal for further consider-ationFor any questions please contact Hazel Smith at (252) 671-0448

Hazel Smith Town ClerkFinance Officer

The Town of Oriental Request for Proposal

The Town of Oriental is advertising a Request for Proposal from qualified firms for repair of South Avenue Documents detailing the project and the bid requirements can be found at wwwTownofOrientalcom Additionally copies of the document can be obtained at 507 Church St Oriental Town Hall or by emailing ManagerTownofOrientalcom Specifications are minimum requirements Bid shall be awarded to the lowest Responsive Responsible bidder Bidders should note HUB participation Davis-Bacon and EEO policies Bids are due June 24 2019 by 3PM For any questions concerning this RFP please contact Town Manager Diane Miller at managertownoforientalcom or call 252-249-0555



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If yoursquore a dad you may well be pleased to unwrap some tools as Fatherrsquos Day gifts Of course it might be a stereotype that all men are handy at repairs women certainly can be every bit as good when it comes to

building and fixing things In fact the construction process is valuable for any-one to learn ndash and the same skills that go in to creating and mending physical objects also can be applied to financial projects ndash such as working toward a com-fortable retirementHere are a few of those skills

bull Diagnosing the challenge ndash A good craftsperson knows that the first step toward accomplishing any outcome is to assess the challenge So for example if you want to build some bookshelves right into the wall yoursquoll need to locate the wall studs determine if you have adequate space for the shelving you want and allow room for future expansion Similarly if you want to retire at a certain age you need to consider the key vari-ables your current and future income (How much can you count on from your

retirement plans) where yoursquoll live (Will you downsize or relocate Will you rent or own a house or condominium) And what yoursquoll do as a retiree (Will you travel extensively or stick close to home Will you do some type of work for pay or pur-sue your hobbies and volunteer)

bull Assembling the right tools and mate-rials ndash To put together your bookshelf you will need the right tools ndash saw ham-mer drill sander and so on ndash and the right building materials ndash plywood nails screws glue brackets moldings and so on And to work toward a comfortable retirement yoursquoll also need the right tool ndash in the form of a long-term financial strategy based on your specific retire-ment goals risk tolerance and time hori-zon ndash along with the appropriate materi-als ndash the mix of investments you use to carry out that strategy These investments include those yoursquove placed in your IRA your 401(k) or other employer-spon-sored retirement plan and those held outside your formal retirement accounts Ideally you want a diversified mix of investments capable of providing growth potential over time within the context of your individual risk tolerance

bull Review your work ndash Once yoursquove finished your bookshelf you occasion-ally may need to make some minor adjustments or repairs in response to slippage cracks or other issues that can develop over time As an investor you also may need to tweak your finan-cial strategy periodically and adjust your investment mix ndash not necessar-ily because something is broken but to accommodate changes in your life such as a new job new family situa-tion and new goals Furthermore over time your risk tolerance may change and this needs to be reflected in your array of investments Consequently conducting an annual portfolio review with your financial professional should be a priority

Tools are a big deal on Fatherrsquos Day But the construction-related tasks they represent physically and symbolically go beyond any one holiday and can be used by anyone interested in working toward a solid financial future

This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor

by Nancy Winfrey

FiNANciAl Focus

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Parmesan Crusted Chicken4 boneless skinless chicken breasts12 cup Hellmannrsquos Mayonnaise14 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese4 teaspoons cracker crumbsOlive oil

Combine the mayonnaise and Parmesan cheese and coat each breast with the mixture and place in baking dish Sprinkle with cracker crumbs and drizzle with a bit of olive oil Place in 425 degree oven and bake for 25 minutes

Caramelized Onion Stuffed Potatoes2 medium baking potatoes12 cup grated Gruyere cheese divided14 cup sour cream12 teaspoon salt18 teaspoon pepper2 tablespoons butter2 cups sliced red onions2 teaspoons sugar2 tablespoons sherry1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce12 teaspoon thyme1 clove garlic minced

Pierce the potatoes with a fork and place in microwave on HIGH for 10 minutes or until done Cut the potatoes in half lengthwise and scoop out the pulp leaving a 14-inch thick shell Combine the potato pulp 14 cup of the cheese sour cream salt and pepper blend and spoon potato mixture back into the shells

In a non-stick skillet melt the butter over medium-high heat and add the onions and sugar and sauteacute 8 minutes or until browned Stir in the sherry Worcestershire thyme and garlic and cook and stir 1 minute or until liquid evaporates scraping pan to loosen browned bits

Top each potato half with about 2 tablespoons of the onion mixture and 1 tablespoon of the reserved cheese Arrange stuffed potato halves on paper towel and microwave on HIGH for 1 minute or until thoroughly heated Serves 4

Barbecued Chicken Thighs8 chicken thighs skin removed2 tablespoons vegetable oil12 cup water13 cup soy sauce13 cup light brown sugar packed14 cup apple juice2 or 3 tablespoons catsup1 tablespoon cider vinegar1 garlic clove minced12 teaspoon crushed red pepper14 teaspoon ground ginger1 tablespoon cornstarch (blended with 1 tablespoon water)

In a nonstick skillet heat the oil until hot and then add the chicken and brown lightly on both sides - about 7 or 8 minutes turning frequently Using a large bowl combine the 12 cup water soy sauce light brown sugar apple juice ketchup cider vinegar garlic red pepper and ginger blend well and add to the chicken in the skillet Bring to a boil cover reduce heat and simmer for 20 to 25 minutes

In a small bowl add the cornstarch blended with 1 tablespoon water to the chicken and cook and stir until sauce thickens and glazes the chicken pieces Serves 4

Vegetable Quesadillas1 can (10-34-oz) condensed Cheddar Cheese Soup14 cup milk1 cup chopped fresh tomato34 cup chopped green pepper14 cup chopped onion1 tablespoon canned chopped jalapentildeo pepper6 flour tortillas (6-inch)Sour creamSalsa

In a medium bowl combine the soup milk tomato green peppers onions and jalapentildeo pepper and blend well Arrange the tortillas on a large baking sheet (or 2 baking sheets) and top each tortilla with about 13 cup of the soup mixture spreading evenly to within 12-inch of edge Bake in 400 degree oven for about 10 minutes or until hot and tortillas are crisp Serve with sour cream and salsa Makes 6 quesadillas

Quick amp Easy GazpachoWith fresh vegetables coming in a cold bowl of Gazpacho served along with buttered and toasted Italian bread is hard to beat

1 can (10-34-oz) tomato soup1 cup canned chicken broth2 tablespoons red wine vinegar1 tablespoon olive oil1 green onion finely chopped including tops1 small garlic clove minced1 cup cucumbers seeded and chopped1 small green pepper chopped1 large ripe tomato peeled and diced

In a bowl combine the soup chicken broth vinegar oil chopped green onion minced garlic and blend

Stir in the cucumbers green peppers and tomatoes Cover and refrigerate at least 2 hours before serving Serves 4

Lemon Chicken Pasta1 package (8-oz) thin spaghetti cooked drained2 tablespoons cornstarch1 can (14-12-oz) chicken broth2 tablespoons lemon juice1 tablespoon Dijon mustard12 teaspoon garlic powder1 tablespoon olive oil1 pound skinless boneless chicken breasts cut into strips3 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley

In a small bowl stir together the cornstarch chicken broth lemon juice mustard and garlic powder and blend until smooth - set aside In a large skillet over medium-high heat add the oil and heat until hot Add half the chicken and cook and stir until browned Remove the chicken and set aside Repeat with remaining chicken Pour drippings off In the same skillet reduce heat to medium and add reserved cornstarch mixture Cook and stir until mixture boils and thickens Return chicken to the skillet and heat Stir in the parsley Toss the chicken mixture with the spaghetti Serves 4

NOTE If desired after tossing with the chicken mixture add a bit more olive oil

Garlic amp Shrimp Pasta1 package (8-oz) angel hair spaghetti cooked and drained2 tablespoons cornstarch1 can (14-12-oz) chicken broth3 tablespoons lemon juice2 tablespoons olive oil1 pound shelled and deveined shrimp4 garlic cloves minced18 teaspoon cayenne pepper3 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley or 1 tablespoon dried

In a small bowl stir together the cornstarch broth and lemon juice and stir until smooth - set aside In a large skillet over medium-high heat add the oil heat and then add the shrimp garlic and cayenne pepper Cook and stir until shrimp turns pink and with a slotted spoon remove shrimp mixture from pan and set aside In the same skillet add the cornstarch mixture and parsley Cook and stir until mixture boils and thickens Return the shrimp mixture to the skillet and heat through and through Spoon over spaghetti and toss to coat If desired sprinkle dish with freshly grated Parmesan cheese Serves 6

Tomato amp Basil Zucchini1 can (10-34-oz) tomato soup2 tablespoons freshly grated Parmesan cheese1 tablespoon lemon juice12 teaspoon garlic powder12 teaspoon dried basil6 cups zucchini sliced1 cup green pepper cut into strips1 cup onions thinly sliced

In a large pot combine the soup cheese lemon juice garlic powder and basil and heat to boiling over medium heat stirring frequently Add the zucchini green peppers and onions and toss to coat Reduce the heat to low cover and cook for 15 minutes or until vegetables are tender stirring often If desired garnish with additional grated Parmesan cheese Goes well with hot fluffy rice

Onion Baked Beans2 cans (28-oz each) pork amp beans in tomato sauce1 envelope dry onion soup mix13 cup maple-flavored syrup1 tablespoon prepared mustardBacon slices

Combine the beans soup mix mustard and syrup and blend well Place mixture in a baking dish and arrange desired number of bacon slices across the top Bake in 350 degree oven for 1 hour Serves 8-10

Oreo Cookie Ice Cream12 gallon vanilla ice cream softened1 container (12-oz) frozen whipped topping thawed1 package (15-oz) Oreo cookies crushed

Combine all above ingredients and blend well Place in containers and freeze Serves 10 to 14

This Oreo Ice Cream Cake makes for the perfect no bake dessert during warm summer months

Chicken Seafood Vegetables amp Sweets It All Sounds So Good to Eat

The Beaufort County Soil and Water Conservation Districts Board of Supervisors will meet on Monday June 17 2019 at 600 PM in the FSADistrict Conference room at the Agricultural Center located at 155 Airport Road Washington NC

This meeting is open to the public

Katie Mosher CMC NCCCCClerk to the Board Beaufort County252-946-0079 Ext 1010

Beaufort County Soil and Water Conservation


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The museum is delighted to announce its new exhibit featuring mermaids of all types shapes and sizes Mermaids became popular because Hans Christian Andersons story The Little Mermaid However mermaids sirens and mermen have been around since the time of ancient Greece Visit the museum and learn about mermaids in mythology literature and film while taking a look at the mermaid collections from several area residents

This exhibit will run until mid September Orientals History Museum is located at 802 Broad Street Hours are Friday 11-3 Saturday 1-4 Sunday 1-4 Admission is always free donations gratefully accepted For more information contact us museumdocklinenet

Are mermaids realNo evidence of aquatic humanoids

has ever been foundMermaids - those half-

human half-fish sirens of the sea mdash are legendary sea creatures chronicled in maritime cultures since time immemorial The ancient Greek epic poet Homer wrote of them in The Odyssey In the ancient Far East mermaids were the wives of powerful sea-dragons and served as trusted messengers between their spouses and the emperors on land The aboriginal people of Australia call mermaids yawkyawks ndash a name that may refer to their mesmerizing songs

The belief in mermaids may have arisen at the very dawn of our species Magical female figures first appear in cave paintings in the late Paleolithic (Stone Age) period some 30000 years ago when modern humans gained dominion over the land and presumably began to sail the seas Half-human creatures called chimeras also abound in mythology mdash in addition to mermaids there were wise centaurs wild satyrs and frightful minotaurs to name but a few

But are mermaids real No evidence of aquatic humanoids has ever been found Why then do they occupy the collective unconscious of nearly all seafaring peoples Thatrsquos a question best left to historians philosophers and anthropologists

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ldquoInstruction ends in the schoolroom but education ends only with liferdquomdashFrederick W Robertson

Do you know what a drowning person looks like Could you

spot one in a sea of people Chances are if you are like most people you would not be able to spot a drowning person at first sight This is because most of us have a misconception of what drowning looks like due to the influence of popular culture To make drowning look more dramatic on television and in film people are often shown flailing screaming and violently active However that is contrary to what drowning actually looks like Knowing how to tell the difference just might save a life

In a recent article in the Coast Guardrsquos On Scene magazine former Coast Guard Dr Francesco A Pia explains that drowning is often quite the opposite as shown on television ldquoDrowning is almost always a deceptively quiet event The waving splashing and yelling that dramatic conditioning (television) prepares us to look for is rarely seen in real liferdquo The article explains The Instinctive Drowning Response so named by Francesco A Pia PhD is what people do to avoid actual or perceived suffocation in the water And it does not look like most people expect There is very little splashing no waving and no yelling or calls for help of any kind

You may think that you personally could tell the difference between a drowning person and someone just playing around but drowning is currently the number two cause of death for children in the United States and more than ten percent of those childrenrsquos parents watched them drown unknowingly The statistics are grim according to the CDC in The Sydney Morning Heraldrsquos coverage of Dr Piarsquos article ldquoOf the approximately 750 children who will drown next year about 375 of them will do so within 25 yards of a parent or other adultrdquo These numbers are staggering and make knowing the difference imperative

Dr Pia explains what The Instinctive Drowning Response is and how to tell if someone is likely drowning

Except in rare circumstances drowning people are physiologically unable to call out for help The respiratory system was designed for breathing Speech is the secondary or overlaid function Breathing must be fulfilled before speech occurs

Drowning peoples mouths alternately sink below and reappear above the surface of the water The mouths of drowning people are not above the surface of the water long enough for them to exhale inhale and call out for help When the drowning peoples mouths are above the surface they exhale and inhale quickly as their mouths start to sink below the surface of the water

Drowning people cannot wave for help Nature instinctively forces them to extend their arms laterally and press down on the waters surface Pressing down on the surface of the water permits drowning people to leverage their bodies so they can lift their mouths out of the water to breathe

Throughout the Instinctive Drowning Response drowning people cannot voluntarily control their arm movements Physiologically drowning people who are struggling on the surface of the water cannot stop drowning and perform voluntary movements such as waving for help moving toward a rescuer or reaching out for a piece of rescue equipment

From beginning to end of the Instinctive Drowning Response peoples bodies remain upright in the water with no evidence of a supporting kick Unless rescued by a trained lifeguard these drowning people can only struggle on the surface of the water from 20 to 60 seconds before submersion occurs

They went on to warn not to disregard anyone seemingly in distress in the water such as someone yelling and thrashing explaining that those people are experiencing aquatic distress which may not always be present before Instinctive Drowning Response and does not last very long In this state just before Instinctive Drowning Response these individuals can still assist in their own rescue such as grabbing a throw ring

The key signs to look for according to the article are 1 Head low in the water mouth at water level 2 Head tilted back with mouth open 3 Eyes glassy and empty unable to focus 4 Eyes closed 5 Hair over forehead or eyes 6 Not using legs ndash vertical 7 Hyperventilating or gasping 8 Trying to swim in a particular direction but not making headway 9 Trying to roll over on the back 10 Appear to be climbing an invisible ladder

Recognizing how to spot these warning signs is crucial within the first few seconds since most drowning can occur within seconds The best thing you can do if you are not sure if someone is in distress is to call out to them and ask if they are alright states The Herald They also stress to parents that children are always noisy and to be concerned when you donrsquot hear your child They explain that parents should never take a chance when in doubt check on the child immediately since they may have only seconds

Drowning Doesnt Look Like Drowning


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NEW BERN NC The strength of any non-profit organization comes from the time and commitment of its volunteers The New Bern Historical Society celebrated and recognized some of its legions of volunteers recently at their Annual Meeting and Awards Dinner held at the New Bern Golf and Country Club

Board of Directors President Joe Hunt and Executive Director Mickey Miller presented the 2019 Awards honoring many of the Societyrsquos hardest working volunteers The Newcomers Award recipients Karen Bixler and Ted Fridholm were recognized with Karen working many hours in the office as administrative aid as well as serving on many committees and Ted using his carpentry skills on the Stewardship Team The Education Award went to Carol Becton who has shared her talents with both the Historical Society and the community The Battlefield Award was given to Frank Bartholomew and Gene Lock who although they are fairly new to the Battlefield Guides group have joined with enthusiasm working to help clean up the Battlefield Park in the wake of Florence The Ambassadorship Award went to Matt Arthur and Alma Gibbons for their ongoing work writing entertaining and amusing Ghostwalk scripts The Extended Service Award recipient John Robert Mattox has given 10 years of service on the Board of Directors serving as Treasurer and bringing many upgrades to the Historical Societyrsquos financial reporting Mickey

presented The Executive Directorrsquos Award to Jane Maulucci who has written directed and produced the ongoing story of the Dowd Family during Ghostwalk Their exploits in the Veri-Good Bakery through time have entertained us all She also served as the director for the Extraordinary Women presentation Joe Hunt announced the Presidentrsquos Award given to Cathy OrsquoBrien and Linda Cummings who have served for many years on several committees and projects including Ghostwalk Publicity Concerts and most recently serving as Volunteer Coordinators for the Heritage Homes Tour Ken McCotter accepted The Lifetime of Service Award as the Society acknowledged his 23 years of service including many as a member of the Board of Directors and multiple terms as President

The Harriet Marks Scholarship recipient Kimberly Thi Tran was also announced at the dinner Kimberly is the Valedictorian of her class at New Bern High School She will receive a four-year scholarship as the Marks Scholar and is planning to attend the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill

The mission of the New Bern Historical Society is to celebrate and promote New Bern and its heritage through events and education Offices are located in the historic Attmore Oliver House at 511 Broad Street in New Bern For more information call 252-638-8558 or go wwwNewBernHistoricalorg or wwwfacebookcomNewBernHistoricalSociety

New Bern Historical Society Honorees Front Row l to r Alma Gibbons Gene Lock Matt Arthur Karen Bixler Ken McCotter Back Row Joe Hunt President Carol Becton Mickey Miller Executive Director Jane Maulucci John Robert Maddox Kimberly Thi Tran Ted Fridholm Photo by Norm McCullough

New Bern Historical Society Presents Annual Awards


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IncIdentsMay 31 Main St Bayboro Larceny

May 31 Hill Dr Grantsboro Involuntary Commitment

May 31 Main St Bayboro OFA T DWLR Not impaired revoked

June 1 Whortonsville Rd Merritt Violation of court order (DVPO)

June 2 306 Hwy N Grantsboro Assault on a female (by a male at least 18 years of age)

June 2 Don Lee Rd Arapahoe OFA

June 2 Dixon Rd New Bern Theft from building

June 3 NC Hwy 55 New Bern Death by motor vehicle

June 3 NC Hwy 55 Grantsboro CurfewLoiteringVagrancy Violations

June 3 New Bern Financial card fraud

June 4 Whortonsville Rd Merritt Driving while impaired

June 4 304 Hwy Bayboro Motor vehicle theft

June 5 Baker Ave Grantsboro Littering 15-500 lbs

June 5 NC 55 Hwy Bayboro Injury to personal property

June 6 NC Hwy 306 Assault on a female (by a male at least 18 years of age)

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In the GeneraL court of JuStIce

paMLIco countySuperIor court DIVISIon

notIce to creDItorS anD DeBtorS

of roBert J SMIthfile no 19 e 76

All persons firms and corporations having claims against ROBERT J SMITH deceased are notified to exhibit them to JOHN W SMITH Executor of the Estate on or before August20 2019 at the address listed below or be barred from their recovery Debtors of the decedent are asked to make immediate payment to the above-named Executor

This 22nd day of May 2019

Estate of Robert J Smithco John W Smith2543 Locust AveRonkonkoma NY 11779

Publish May 22 29 and June 5 and 12 2019

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We have come to do all things through Christ whom strengthens us

POSITION AVAILABLEThe Town of Oriental is

seeking a Full Time Office Assistant Water Billing Clerk

Duties include clerical work as-sisting clients and citizens with appointments services and re-cords and performing clerical sup-port work does related work as required This position will open between $1050hour and $11hour full health benefits including vision and dental vacation and sick Qualifications include any combination of education and ex-perience equivalent to graduation from high school and some expe-rience in general clerical workac-countingbilling service involving contact with the public For complete job description qualifications and application download please go to wwwTownOfOrientalcom or visit the Town Hall 507 Church St Orien-tal NC 28571

F U N amp G A M E S

FOR SALE

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Oriental - Affordable 3 bedroom 2 bath home with water access for your boating and fishing pleasure Features fireplace formal dining room screened porch two car garage and large deck Within minutes of the Neuse River and ICW via the community boat ramp$122500

704 Broad Street Oriental NC1-800-347-8246

LOCAL 249-1014wwworientalncwaterfrontcom

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All of our other long term rental properties are currently leasedIf you are looking for professional management of your rental property

please contact us at Mariner Realty Inc (252)249-1014Please check our web page

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Merritt - Gibbtown Road 3BR2BA expansive triple wide sitting on an acre of land Nestled between Oriental and Grantsboro convenient to shopping Gorgeous kitchen with a spacious breakfast nook Master bedroom suite with his and her closets$900mo + UtilitiesOriental - Whittaker Point Road Duplex 2BR2BA home with garage located in the village Walkingbiking distance to waterfront restaurants and shopping Available mid September$900mo + UtilitiesMinnesott Beach - Pinewood Dr 3BR2BA ranch style home located on the golf course Open floor plan with a wood burning stove Minutes to the Ferry$1000mo + Utilities

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Boat slips for rent on Smith Creek Oriental side $100month

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Oriental Auto Sales in Alliance has a wide selection of used vehicles to choose from Located 2 doors

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ProbablE WEaTHErWednesday The forecast for Jun 12 is 70 degrees and Light rain There is 85 percentage chance of rain and 7 mph winds from the East-Northeast

Thursday The forecast for Jun 13 is 81 degrees and Partly cloudy There is 66 percentage chance of rain and 10 mph winds from the West-Southwest

friday The forecast for Jun 14 is 75 degrees and Overcast There is 35 percentage chance of rain and 7 mph winds from the North-Northwest


Sunday The forecast for Jun 16 is 86 degrees and Partly cloudy There is 39 percentage chance of rain and 5 mph winds from the Southwest

Monday The forecast for Jun 17 is 89 degrees and Patchy rain possible There is 51 percentage chance of rain and 9 mph winds from the West-Southwest

Tuesday The forecast for Jun 18 is 92 degrees and Overcast There is 46 percentage chance of rain and 8 mph winds from the West-Southwest

Wednesday The forecast for Jun 19 is 91 degrees and Patchy light rain with thunder There is 51 per-centage chance of rain and 10 mph winds from the West-Southwest

Thursday The New Bern forecast for Jun 20 is 54 degrees and Partly cloudy There is 45 percentage chance of rain and 10 mph winds from the West

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DiSASTeR fielD oPeRATionS cenTeR eASTdeadline approaching in north carolina for sba working capital loansThe US Small Business Administration is reminding small businesses small agricultural cooperatives small businesses engaged in aquaculture and most private nonprofit organizations that July 8 is the filing deadline for federal economic injury disaster loans in North Carolina as a result of Hurricane Florence flooding and wind that began on Sept 14 2018 This disaster declaration includes the following counties Alamance Anson Beaufort Bladen Brunswick Carteret Caswell Chatham Columbus Craven Cumberland Dare Davidson Duplin Durham Edgecombe Franklin Granville Greene Halifax Harnett Hoke Hyde Johnston Jones Lee Lenoir Martin Montgomery Moore Nash New Hanover Onslow Orange Pamlico Pender Person Pitt Randolph Richmond Robeson Rockingham Rowan Sampson Scotland Stanly Tyrrell Vance Wake Warren Washington Wayne and Wilson in North Carolina Disaster loan information and application forms may also be obtained by calling the SBArsquos Customer Service Center at 800-659-2955 (800-877-8339 for the deaf and hard-of-hearing) or by sending an email to disastercustomerservicesbagov Loan applications can be downloaded from the SBArsquos website at sbagov Completed applications should be mailed to US Small Business Administration Processing and Disbursement Center 14925 Kingsport Road Fort Worth TX 76155Completed loan applications must be returned to SBA no later than July 8 2019

BAY RIVER MSD NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGPROPOSED BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 2019-2020The proposed fiscal year 2019-2020 budget for Bay River Metropolitan Sewerage District has been presented to the Board of Directors and is available for public inspection in the office at 101 North Fourth Street Bayboro from 800 am to 400 pm weekdays COASTAL WOMENrsquoS SHELTERThe Coastal Womenrsquos Shelter 21st Annual 5K10K1 Mile Run for Shelter will be held on Saturday June 8 2019 at Creekside Park Registration will begin at 7am the run begins promptly at 8am Registration cost is $25 please call 252-638-4509 or email cwsfunddcoastalwomensshelternet for more information

QUILTINGEvery Friday 9 am - 12 pm403 Mildred Street Oriental

PAMLICO COMMUNITY COLLEGE CULTURAL amp LIFE ENRICHMENT PROGRAMchair Yoga amp MeditationSeated muscle toning amp joint lubrication for strenghtbalance Instructor Diana Peterson Oriental Town Hall Wednesdays June 26-August 28 3-4 pm $28

adVanced trsquoai chiInstructor Diana Peterson Tuesdays amp Thursdays July 9-August 8 3-4 pm Oriental Town Hall $35

basic trsquoai chiInstructor Diana PetersonTuesdays amp Thursdays September 10-October 10 3-4 pm Oriental Town Hall $35

short storY Methods ldquowhat is in a wordrdquoInstructor Sarah Swan published yA Author Tuesdays amp Thursdays July 9-August 1 1030-12 $20 call to register 252-249-1851 ext 3113

Machine QUiltingSewing machine experience not required all levels are welcomeInstructor Karen DoddThursdays September 5 ndash October 3 1-4 PM $60call to register 2522491851 ext 3113

UkUleleViolinMandolinbanJogUitar lessonsInstructor Simon SpaldingWednesdays September 11-October 16 10-1 pm $90call to register 2522491851 ext 3113

golf lessonsbeginning amp interMediateInstructor Golf Pro Terry BobbinMondays and Tuesdays September 16-October 8 4-530 pm Minnesott Golf and Country Club $64call to register 2522491851 ext 3113

bridge for beginners freeInstructor Craig WellingOctober 2223 24 530-7 PCC Library call to register 2522491851 ext 3113

bridge for beginners phase ii freeInstructor Craig Welling October 29 30 31 530-7 PCC Library Call to register 2522491851 ext 3113

weaVing on a hUla hoop looMLearn basic principles of ldquorug twinningrdquo loom construction and the weaving of a chair matInstructor Julia McDonald Mondays October 4-18 $60 (price includes materials) Learn basic principles of ldquorug twinningrdquo loom construction and the weaving of a chair mat

fall bird watching Instructor Diane Midness Tuesdays September 10-October 1 Initial class meets at 9 am in PCC Delamar Bldg Room 102A with subsequent classes held in the field Call to register 252-249-1851 ext 3113

CRAVEN COMMUNITY COLLEGEADULT ENRICHMENT PROGRAMsilk scarf dYeingA great way to make your own wardrobe statement painting 100 silk scarves All materials are provided and you keep the two scarves No art skill is needed just willingness to let your mind go wild with color and ldquofoundrdquo objects (bobby pins Clothes clips rubber bands etc) Tuesday July 16 or August 13 930-1130 am $40

shibori dYeingIn this two-hour hands-on workshop Julia McDonald will demonstrate the basics of Shibori a Japanese dyeing technique dating from the 8th Century It is an addictive and fascinating type of dyeing that is currently in the spotlight a type of dyeing that uses various methods of manipulating the fabrics to achieve desired effects Participants then have the fun of using one or more of these techniques on two 8rdquoX 54rdquo silk scarves or 22rdquo square cotton bandanas provided by the instructor After immersion in a traditional Indigo dye bath they will have created their own unique masterpiece Since there are an infinite number of ways one can bind stitch fold twist or compress cloth for shibori each way results in very different exciting patterns Saturday October 5 10-12 pm or 1-3 pm $40

intro to selling on ebaYWant to learn how to earn spare cash Have you ever wanted to join the millions who sell items on eBay but didnrsquot understand the process Well fear no more John Lawrence who has bought and sold on Ebay for the past 15 years will take students through the process so they can begin selling items with confidence This comprehensive six-session class will cover the history of eBay requirements for selling how to get started understanding eBay help menus setting up accounts how to prepare amp take photos list items and what to do once your item is purchased So get your collectibles decor appliances computers furnishings equipment vehicles and other miscellaneous items ready to sell on Ebay Thursdays Sept 19-Oct 24 6-8 pm $80

photoshop eleMentsThis three-session class teaches the elemental basics of Adobe Photoshop Elements Students learn how to use the tools available in the software to edit their own photos so that they look more professional and how to create their own images from a blank screen This class is for both photographers that would like to learn about editing their own photos as well as for artists that would like to be able to present their work better online Students will learn about each of the options available in the toolbar working with layers masking font use and filters The basics of cutting and pasting and merging images will be covered Thursdays Oct 4-18 6-8 pm $75

PCHS CLASS OF 1979 40TH REUNION will be Oct 12 2019 at 630 at The Chelsea The cost is $50 per person Mail payment to Donna Rice PO Box 62 Simpson NC 27879 For more information connect with us on Facebook - Pamlico County High - Class of 79 or contact Donna at donnahrice1gmailcom

UNDERGROUND ARTISTS OF ENC MEETUP Are you an artist or entertainer looking to meet people that share your passion for all things art Undergound Artists meets every other Saturday to discuss art collaborate and to plan our upcoming community art Summer Solstice event Join us on Saturday June 22nd at 1 pm at Bellas Cafe in New Bern All are welcome For more info join our Meetup group httpswwwmeetupcomUnderground-Artists

OPEN MIC NIGHT AT THE SILOSThe Silos hosts Open Mic Nights every Wednesday starting at 7 pm The Mic is open to those that wish to perform 1111 Broad Street Oriental

CROAKERFEST 2019The annual Croakerfest will take place this year from Friday June 28-June 30 Take part in the activities for all ages at this family event in Oriental

ORIENTAL MINDFULNESS MEDITATION GROUP One hour meetings including 30 minutes of meditation Practice to teach mindfulness through meditation Sessions are free and open to the public regardless of experience level Mondays at 7 pm and Thursdays at 7 am Perry-Griffin Community Center 300 High Street Questions please contact Tony Noel at togetherwesitgmailcom

GREAT TRENT RIVER RAFT RACETwo day event in New Bern on Friday June 21st and Saturday June 22nd Friday kicks off with the ldquoRockin on the Riversrdquo Concert including fly-overs on both days by the Bandits Flight Team Saturday hosts a full day of racing on the river There is still time to get your boat together and join the fun register at thegreattrentriverraftracecom SUMMER SOLSTICE CELEBRATIONUnderground Artists ENC hosts the Summer Solstice Celebration at The Garage in James City on Saturday June 29th from 12pm-12am Join us as we celebrate summer with a variety of different and unique art vendors live art performances and classes interactive art exhibits live music food trucks and more Daytime and nightime events including a glowing afterparty To join the artists group httpswwwmeetupcomUnderground-Artists and for more information about the event wwwsummersolstice2019 com

Allen Asher Jones 13 of Reelsboro passed away on June 3 2019 He is survived by his mother Julie Williams father Gregory Jones sister Samantha Jones maternal grandparents Forest Williams and Georgie Williams pater-

nal grandparents Steven amp Cindy Jones uncles Forest Jr Russell Paul Michael David and James Williams and Ryan Jones aunts Shawna Williams Kimmy Ward and Amanda Williams and numerous cousins Funeral ser-vices will be held 1100 am Saturday June 8th at Bryant Funeral Home Chapel with Bishop Guy Dixon officiating Interment will follow immediately in Sandhill Cemetery The family will receive friends and relatives one hour prior to the service at the funeral home Arrangements by Bryant Funeral Home amp Cremations Alliance

Wanda Lee McCann 77 of Bedford died on Saturday June 8 2019 at her residence She was born on April 4 1942 in Mesic NC a daugh-ter of the late Maxton Dunbar and Evelyn (Mayo) Hill On Feb 22 1961 in Washington DC she married William

R McCann who preceded her in death on

Aug 7 2003 She is survived by the following family two daughters Michelle L Fagan and fianceacute John Gauthier of Frostburg Md and Lynnette R Beegle and husband Joseph of Bedford one son Maxton J McCann and wife Katherine of Everett five grandchildren David Rose and wife Brittany of Tampa Fla Danielle Rose and husband Casey Wolt of Jacksonville Fla Tanner Fagan of Frostburg Md Nick Beegle and wife Jessica of Columbia Pa and Kelly Beegle of Stafford Va two great-grandchildren Jackson and Delilah Beegle both of Columbia Pa two sisters Annette Jones widow of Bennie of Hobucken NC and Maxine Olson and husband Allen of Merritt NC and many nieces and nephews Wanda was a member of the Bedford United Methodist Church She graduated from Pamlico County High School in 1960 and then went to stewardess school in Connecticut for Trans World Airlines She worked in Washington DC for the Department of the Navy moved to Bedford with her husband and worked for the Credit Bureau and then retired from Farmers Home Administration She liked reading and garden-ing and challenging herself with cryptoquote and crossword puzzles Funeral services will be held on Wednesday June 12 at noon in the Chapel at the Timothy A Berkebile Funeral Home in Bedford with Jim Miller officiating Burial at Bedford County Memorial Park Friends will be received on Wednesday from 10 am to noon at the funeral home The online guest book is available at wwwberkebilefu-neralhomecom

ARIES ndash Mar 21Apr 20Pull out all the emotional stops this week Aries Things seemingly tug at your heartstrings more so than in the past and itrsquos okay to have a few tears develop during a sad movieTAURUS ndash Apr 21May 21Taurus kick communication up a notch if you want to get things done Write things out if you need a cheat sheet then pull together all of the key playersGEMINI ndash May 22Jun 21Money is a priority this week and you have to put your focus on finances Gemini Have you recon-ciled your checking account lately See where you are spending and savingCANCER ndash Jun 22Jul 22Donrsquot overthink things too much Cancer Try to go with the flow as much as possible Situations with coworkers could take an unexpected turn Be on the lookout LEO ndash Jul 23Aug 23you are in need of a break this week Leo However there are many demands on your time and focus Devote this weekend to self-care and RampR VIRGO ndash Aug 24Sept 22The first half of the week lights up your friendships and long-term aspirations Virgo Try putting the two together so you can have more balance in your lifeLIBRA ndash Sept 23Oct 23Libra career stars are shining brightly for you and all eyes are on you Use this opportunity to really showcase your talents People with power may be watchingSCORPIO ndash Oct 24Nov 22Scorpio inspiration is in big supply this week but be sure to watch out for those who might try to

dissuade you Keep plans on the down low if you have a great idea SAGITTARIUS ndash Nov 23Dec 21Sagittarius you might get a little off course in the next few days But all it will take is a little correction to have your plans and goals line up once againCAPRICORN ndash Dec 22Jan 20Relationships take center stage this week Capricorn you are getting pulled in many different directions but you may love being busy and the energy that requiresAQUARIUS ndash Jan 21Feb 18Work and health take the helm this week Aquarius Are you running yourself ragged or not feeling 100 percent It might be time to really focus on sched-ule adjustments PISCES ndash Feb 19Mar 20Good old fashioned fun is on the horizon Pisces Use the warm weather as an opportunity to go to a drive-in movie or attend a local carnival

FAMOUS BIRTHDAYSJUNE 16Trevor Wentworth Singer (26)JUNE 17Paulina Rubio Singer (48)JUNE 18Blake Shelton Singer (43)JUNE 19Macklemore Rapper (36)JUNE 20Nicole Kidman Actress (52)JUNE 21Chris Pratt Actor (40)JUNE 22Meryl Streep Actress (70)

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