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Page -3- wator, they determine open and closing dates for shrimping, post polluted areas and provide enforcement, and inplement provisions of the state dredge and fill statutes as well as work closely with the Ari^y Corps of Engineers on this problem. ® Copies of the statutes and regulations are available at the Marino Fisheries, as well as little folders called "North Carolina Coastal Fishing Regulations or Sportsmen” which tell fishermen what they most need to know about the around here. It includes a list of fisheries inspoc- Cthere are o in Carteret County alone) upon whom fishermen can call wi h any problems thoy have. Mr, Hall of the Fisheries has sent us 100 copies of the folder which will be available at our Town Hall. So there it is: all you ever wanted to know about fisheries and never knew w om o t-^sk. Or maybe more than you v/anted to know? If what we’ve done seems, on the other hand, too condensed, stop by these places yourself; the people we talked with wore most helpful and seemed pleased to talk about oir often exciting and always important ivork in this very sea-surrounded area of ours. From FRED KOEFF of the Anoiciit Mariners' Bowling League oomos the following announcement: The League will hold its pre-season kick off organizational meeting Wednesday evening, Soptember 15, at five p.m. at the Bogue Banks ' Club. ^ Hors d’oeuvres will bo served, with free set ups and beer, Cost will bo SI.50 per person. All members are urged to attend this important meeting. NEW on Loblolly andMimosa: SHELL BLANCHARD, who is not new, however, to PKS. Befof’c becoming Assistant Manager of the new Jungle Golf course on Salter Path, she had worked at our Bogue Banks Country Club# Shell has been in Carteret County since 19^1? although she was born in a small town called Benson, N.C. and her maiden name is indeed Benson; her grandfather fought at Fort Macon. ^ Shell remembers some of his tales which date back o Civil War times - like, once, when his troops were retreating under attack there, he got his thumb caught in a barbed wire fence and ended up having to shoot It off to free himself from the entangled wire, residing daughter, Bobby, and husband Bill Campbell bought 1 j 2 white house Shell is living in, and the Campbells will be down weekends to help her enjoy it. Another daughter, Marie, lives in Morehead, as does daughter number three, Nona Lockhart, who runs the popular Cuckooes ust Stag Bar and Club on Highway 70. Shell also has tv;o sons: Wayne, a familiar-to-many electrician in our area, and his wife are expecting their second child, and Randall is an officer at Fort Bragg, living there with his army nurse wife, o Keeping Shell company arc a tiny kitten nam^d Candy and a chatty myna bird named Joe who says things like ’’Charlie caught a shark" and calls out to her when anyone comes to the door, much the way a dog barks a guest’s arrival. Three-star GEl^ERAL and MRS. ELDER are now living in SEAHAVEN and seem right relaxed area. JOHN and JANE have naturally moved a great deal - some forty timus! That includes tours of duty in Europe, Korea, Vietnam and being stationed three times at the Pentagon with the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Their four children are John III, 32, in VJest Virginia; Douglas, dO in Colorado; Bruce, 21, in Virginia; and Lizabeth, 19, at the University of Colorado, There are also five grandchildren^ Lizabeth thinks a cooper- Christmas party for the I8-3O yoar-old crowd would be a fine idea. By that time the Elders’ home on Arborvitae Drive will be finished. John’s Q^rother is Alfred Elder, the N,C. State entomologist in Raleigh, If Alfred ® bitten by mosquitoes, he just might dream up a solution to our residence are two soft kitty-cats - ’’John Henry” (a girl!) -nd Piewack . Coming soon are and her boats - one with an electric notor for pretty Jane to go visiting the ladies who live along the canal, n A like so many of us, hate the sight of beer cans along our 'streets want to restrict commercialism in PKS, John’s hobby is painting, so future home should represent his preferences in art and bo eclectic ^th other Items from all around the world, Thoy have a glass-topped dis- table, a retirement gift to the general. It is fascinating sword, his three stars and many, many medals and ribbons. It?s a colorful and meaningful presentation of all his life in service to our country. As your reporter admired the military collection, she thought, ’’Wouldn’t it if all of us civilians could have received a medal for jobs well done. It would bolster your spirits on a dreary day to look at a meaai and recall a big promotion, an important honor, saving a life, paying
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