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Hobucken News by Beatrice Bateman We are all enjoying the cod weather, however, we did haye a light frost - likely more cold weather headed this way. It hasn’t hurt the mosquitoes here though. Both churches were well represented here this past Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mayo were glad to have their daughter, Laura Love Warren, of Chapel Hill home. She brought Mrs. Kennedy, a friend of hers with her. The occasion was to help celebrate Mrs. Mayo’s bir thday. Also attending the celebration was Ada Mayo of Grantsboro. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Watson attended the homecoming dinner in Reelsbafo this past Sunday. Also, they wait to visit her/ sister, Elisabeth Potter, who recently had heart surgery. We are sorry to hear about all the beach erosion on the coast. However, the people living here on our Island have been lucky. Tides have been high, however. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Watson were glad to have his sister, Mr. and Mrs. SamEggelston, and son visit them this past Sunday. They all attended church and dinner. Delmer Bateman and his wife visited his mother, ^Beatrice Bateman, this past Sunday. Mrs. Eunice Machinshok announced that the ladies had accumulated about $1200 which will be used to renovate the church. In the absence of Rev. Robert Ormond of the Pen tecostal church, had Rev. Parsons substitute for him in his absence. Mrs. Dorcus Spain has been at Pinedale visiting her sister this past week or two. Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Spain and Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Mason visited the Pittman Home for the Aging to visit with Mr. Charlie Spain. . MriandMrs. FennerLupton has been have beep in New Bern shopping and visiting the doctor. They also at tended homecoming jn Reetoboro Where Rev. Jones of Aurora and Rev. Staton of Bayboro provided the ser vices. Mrs. Blanche Lupton has been in Craven County Hospital a few days. We all hope she will soon be home. There were a large mimt^ of people from Hobucken who attended' .the Democratic Rally in Oriental this past Sunday. Mr. and' Mrs. Odell went Ur New Bern for <Hnn^ to celebrate their an niversary. This picture was taken at the Scott Building on the grounds of the North Carolina State Fair in Raleigh, Wednesday, October 22. Several bus loads of Pamlico County students enjoyed a day of rides, fooUong hot dogs and games. Minnesott News by C.K. Sloan Robert (Bob) and Allene (Ali) Baker last week moved into the house that they purchased on Lakeshore Drive bordering HI fairway. For the last 2 years they have been living on a 41 foot sail boat based in the Norfolk area from whence they have plied the eastern coast from Maine to Florida with side trips to the Bahamas. They have sold this boat and expect to replace it with a somewhat smaller one for this area. Both Bob and Allene are not Grangers to these parts, having lived in New Bern. Ali is a native of Roanoke -Rapids. Bob retired from the marine corps, after having served as a fighter plane pilot for 26 years. He then served the fielk chain of stores in advertising and display work, was followed by aching three years in the aven Community College Jn the field of business ^management. The Bakers fare looking forward to a stantial enlargement of house into which they ave moved. This reporter driving the Bakers ^through the golf course about > years ago. Bob remarked at this demonstration was l important factor in getting t j interested in this area. Charles and Elizabeth omlinson of Linthicum, yland, spent a few days ! last week, inspecting the in construction of their house now being built on Neuse Shores Drive. Charles is connected with Westinghouse and is involved on , their military contracts with the government. LIONS TO HEAR ABOUT BOYSCOUTS As announced by George Thomason, Program Chairman, the speaker scheduled to talk to the Minnesott Beach Lions Club at the regular dinner meeting on Monday, the 27th, was Mr. Bush of Kinston who is an executive of the Boy Scouts of America. Lion Thomason was at one time the assistant to the publicity director of the national organization. COUNTRY CLUB EVENTS The most notable event of the past week was the ace scored by Grover Sirmons on #5. Grover holed out his drive on this 160 yarder that is the longest of the par 3’s on the course. He was playing with Bobbie McCotter, Carlton Muse and Dick Cribb. 66 persons enjoyed the steak dinner/dance on Saturday, the 25th. They made good use of the extra hour resulting from the change from daylight to standard time. The music was furnished by an organization known as “Soft Touch”. As of Sunday noon, 90 persons had signed up the the 4th annual Two Man Super Ball Tournament to be played this coming weekend. This event is sponsored by the men’s golfing association. It includes a social and pairing event on Friday evening and a dinner/dance on Saturday, in addition to the 2 rounds of golf on Saturday and Sunday. Golfers who recently played as house guests of members include Lee Norris of Trenton (Sherwood Norris), Paul Brothers of Wilmington, Delaware (Harvey Brothers), George Smith, Jr. of Kinston (Charles Autry), and Jim McNiel of Cary and Wayne and Lois Britt of Garner (Buddy Cagle) Because of the conflict with the 4th Annual Two Man Super Ball Tournament being played this weekend, the regular men’s “Ham ‘n Egg” Tournament will be played on the following Saturday. 4-H Club News by Annie Mae Harvey Volunteer Leader The 4-H Leaders of Merritt, Annie Mae Harvey and Saundra Jennett, attended the 1980 Southern Region Leaders Forum, North Carolina Delegation, at Rock Eagle in Eatonton, Georgia. The Forum was held during the week of October 13 and continued through October 17. Oriental. N.C. The Village Restaurant PRIVATE DINING ROOM Call 249-1933 For Reservation* For Your CHRISTMAS PARTYI^** Fresh Local Seafood Char-Brollod Steaks Salad Bar Dally Lunch Special with Deaaert Sunday Lunch Special. Nov. 2 Fried Shrimp Choice of Two Vegetables. Hushpuppies. Dessert, Tea or Coffee Adult $330 Child $2.93 Open 7 Days. Tear Bound 6*30 am - 9*00 pm Wednesday might -22» 2 for $10410 ELECT Jules Rivera 2nd Senatorial District ELECT Pau) Boulia 3rd House District Pamlico Carteret Craven Lenoir Jones Counties i ELECT Patric Dorsey 3rd House District ELECT ' <**»&** John Hadnott 3rd House District PLATFORM If elected, the Republican candidates for the state legislature pledge the following: —To fight for religious freedom against bureaucratic harrassment. —To reclaim States Rights. —To defend Free Enterprise. —To seek more State and Federal grants. —To improve public education discipline. —To fight for a return to prayer In the public schools. —To oppose the New Generations Bill. —To reaffirm the family as the basic unit of society and the basic foundation of the government. —To fight all bureaucratic threats against the family. —To fight for the elimination of the North Carolina intangibles tax for retired persons.—To seek better high way and transportation planning. —To give more voice to local industrial growth boards. —To strongly demand supervision over | waste deposits into the Neuse River. | —To support the farmer in coop gasohol manufacture. —To fight against unfair agricultural competition. —To revitalize the Neuse River fishing industry. —To demand a responsible public fiscal policy with citizen vigilance. —To appoint outstanding, producing, and participating members to local boards and committees. V —To support law enforcement. -"Toestablish Black Self-help Programs committed ic the American principle that he who wants to work, can work and fli prosper in the equality and dignity of personal accomplishment. CONCLUSION: We, the Republican legislative candidates look optimistically to the future and stand ready to provide positive leadership for a society dedicated to a life under God with freedom and justice for all.
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