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convenience store here on the beach for several years. They also had a maintenance business which brought him to the beach a lot. Fred lost his wife, Frances, to cancer only a month ago and he sees th^^ change of job and routine as a help in adjusting to life without her. He h^y a son, Christopher, on the tennis team at West Carteret and a son, David, in Middle School. Both boys had their father to coach their Little League and Basketball teams. Fred's been doing it for ten years! Before coming to Morehead City, Fred was CPO for a major national company and before that he served in the Air Force. His handsome desk plaque was made for him at Seymour Johnson AFB. He also served as building inspector for the county. There are more attractions here in Pine Knoll Shores than just nature. "What better place can there be?" he asks. The type of community here makes it very special, he feels, and he looks forward to working for us. Welcome aboard, Fred. SHORELINE NEEDS HELP We could use some editorial assistance on the Shoreline. The feature writers have been ever so helpful and add so much. That part of putting out the newsletter is great. But we could use help with the editorial end. If you are interested, call me at 247-4074. I'll tell you all about the great pay and working conditions that go with it! FROM THE CHIEF BICYCLE SAFETY When you are out and about this summer on your bikes, remember that you do not have the right-of-way on the highways. Ride in the direction of the traffic (with it, not against it). The bike should have reflectors on the back of it, and it is also a good idea to have reflectors on the spokes as well. When riding at night, a reflector vest or reflector stripes should be worn. Some of these are still availabe at the town hall. For additional safety, there are helmets, which are available in local stores. As most of you know, most injuries resulting from bicycle accidents are to heads and knees. Wear protective clothing and enjoy yourselves! WALKING SAFETY When walking in the day time, walk on the shoulder of the roads, not down the middle. If you don't, you could end up in the hospital! Remember that cars going 25 to 30 MPH can't always move as fast to avoid you, as you may think. People wearing walk-a-thon radios (the ones with the ear plugs) must be especially careful. You can hear music but you may not hear the vehicle behind you. Walk facing the traffic. Parents and grandparents be especially careful when you're out with the little ones. Keep your eyes open for all kinds of traffic. WALK FACInI^ THE TRAFFIC! page 4
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