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FINAL TOUCHES-Installer Tom Kropp of
Ayden does a testing 1-2-3 on the latest in drive-up
window microphones installed at the new Wachovia
Bank building in Vanceboro. The audio switcher
allows a teller to talk with customers in either lane.
Bank Official James E. Pepper says the ribbon
cutting IS planned for June 21st with Open House
following on June 23rd.
TheSchedule
Thurs. June 10
Craven County Democratic
Women (637-6961).
Salt Marsh Field Trip - 9:00
a.m. - N.C. Marine Resources
Center - Bogue Banks - Pre
registration required.
“Sea Shells and Their
Inhabitants” 3:00 p.m. - N.C.
Marine Resources Center
Bogue Banks - “This Und”
stowaway film - 7:00 p.m. N.C.
Marine Resources Center
Bogue Rank.s
FrI. June 11
Graduation at West Craven
High - Eagle Stadium.
Graduation at North Lenoir.
Civitan Club (633-3111).
New Bern/Craven County
School dismissed for summer.
Coastal Craft Program - 1:00
p.m. - N.C. Marine Resource
Center - Bogue Banks.
Starfish and Sea Urchins” live
animal program-3:00 p.m. -
N.C. Marine Resource Center -
,Bogue Bankgj
Sat. June l2
Great Trent River Raft Race.
Library Story Hour - 1:15 p.m.
N.C Marine Resource Center -
Bogue Banks.
Awards/Reception -6th Annual
Bogue Banks Nature Photo
graphy Competition -3:00 p.m.-
N.C. Marine Resources Center -
^ogiwBanks.
Sun. June 13
Musical program - 3:00 p. m. -
Burning Bush Holiness Church
Vanceboro.
June 14-18
Vacation Bibie School-Kitt
Swamp Christian Church-9:00
a-m.-Noon
Mon. June 14
Mobile Health Van-Ma.vor’s
Office-Dover-10:00 a.m.-3:00
p.m.
N.C. Genealogical Society -7:30
p.m.- 638-8027.
Flag Day.
N.C. Count. Status of Women-'
637-6630.
Lollipop Playhouse-6.33-3788.
Lions Club.
Nature Photography Exhibit
opens-NC Marine Resources
Center-Bogue Banks.
Children's Corner Library-
11:00 a.m.-NC Marine Resourc
es Center-Bogue Banks.
Thurs. June 17
Board of Education-638-2133.
Beachcombing Fieid Trip-10:00
a.m.-NC Marine Resources
Center-Bogue Banks.
Unusual Foods .-“Eels'
3:00p.m.-NC Marine Resources |
Center-Bogue Banks.
Stowaway film: "Portrait of a
Whale''-7:00 p.m.-NC Marine
I Resources Center-Bogue Banks. |
Flower Drying-10:00 a.m.-
Extension Office-New Bern.
Fri. June 18
I Civitans-633-3Ul
Mobile Health Van-Sermons
Store-Ft. Barnwell-10:00 a.m.-
.3:00 p.m.
Small Wondors-10:00 a.m.-NC
Marine Resources Center-
Bogue Ranks.
Coastal Craft Program-1:00 I
p.m.-NC Marine Resources [
Center-lhtgue Banks.
" Bti rrowi ng Surf A n imals''-3:00
p.m.-NC Marine Resources |
Center-Bogue Banks.
Information for Thv Schedule is provided bv
group.s and organizations in the area. You may wish
to double check dates and times. If your group or
^ meeting, please
Mondlt by noon each
Wed. June 16
“Cape Lookout Nationai
Seashore''-10:00 a.m.-NC
Marine Resources Center-
Bogue Banks.
Small Wonders-10:00 a.m.-NC
Marine Resources Center-
Bogue Banks.
Seafood Cookery School-2:00
p.m.-NC Marine Resources
Center-Bogue Banks.
“Plants and Animals of the
Roosevelt National Area''-3:00
p.m.-NC Marine Resources
Center-Bogue Banks.
Driver Education class-7:00
a.m.-New Bern High School-15-
18 yr. old students.
“A History of Fort Macon: 1826-
1982''-3:00 p.m.-NC Marine
Resources Center-Bogue Banks.
Aerobic Dance Class-6-7 p.m.-
West Craven High School
_Cafeteria^fee^l6^0^^^^^^
Tues. June 15
Republican’s Club
Toastmasters
Salt Marsh Field Trip-10:00 a.
m.-NC Marine Resources
Center-Bogue Banks-pre-
regfistration required.
“The Coastal State Parks”-3:00
p.m.-NC Marine Resources
Center-Bogue Banks.
Reception Given
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Edwards of Rt. 2,
Vanceboro were given a reception in honor of their
25th Wedding Anniversary, May 29, 1982 by their
children at the Juniper Chapel Fellowship Hall.
Hostesses were Mrs. Chris (Sarah) Matthews, Mrs.
Greg (Sandra) Latham and Miss Paula Michelle
Edwards.
The refreshment table was covered with a pink and
white lace cloth and centered with an arrangement of
spring flowers. At one end of the table was a three
tiered wedding cake topped with the numerical 25.
Refreshments of mints, pecans, poly wogs, sugar
plum balls, potato chips with dip, wedding cake and
fruit punch were served.
The couple was presented a shower of gifts by the
many guests and hostesses.
Squeal^
Floors
Can Be
Repaired
By CHRIS TIEDEMANN
N. C. State University
Squeaky floors in your
home may be caused by sag
ging joists, which have be
come crooked after drying
completely.
But, according to Dr.
Glenda Herman, extension
housing specialist at North
Carolina State University,
there are several solutions
to this problem.
Two solutions involving
the joists are to place 1X4
inch strips snugly against
the bottom of the subfloor,
nailed to the floor joists or
to use wooden wedges driven
between the subfloor and the
top of the floor joists.
"A third solution may be
the use of screws which are
driven from the bottom side
of the floor or crawl space
through the subfloor into the
finished floor," Dr. Herman
says. This is possible only
where the underside of the
floor is accessible.
Another common proce
dure for correcting squeaking
is to drive a nail through the
face of the flooring into the
subfloor, preferably into the
floor joist. Drive the nail near
the tongue edge of the floor
ing strip, then set and fill
the hole.
West Crflven Highlights, June 10,1982, Page 7
FORTBARNWELL
-HIGHLIGHTS-
The Bulletin
By MRS. B.H. MITCHELL
Ms. Brenda Howard was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
York Howard for the week-end and she also attended
worship service at St. Edwards F.W.B. Church on
Sunday morning. She was a former member of the
Church.
She now resides in Durham, N. C. and has become
a minister of the gospel. She is the daughter of Irvin
Howard.
An organizational meeting will be held at Fort
Barnwell Elementary School on Wednesday night at
7:30 p. m. for a 4-H Club in the Fort Barnwell
Community.
All interested people are invited. If you miss the
meeting on Wednesday night, contact Ms. Everline
Mitchell for the time of the next meeting.
Graduation time isarrivingfor many young people
throughout North Carolina. The senior Class of West
Craven High School is looking forward to the great
march on Friday night at 8:00 p. m. This week will
probably seem long to them after being in school for
twelve years. Most of them have high hopes to make a
new start in life.
Such possibilities include jobs, college,Army,
Navy, marriage, and all areas of seeking a fortune.
These students come from many communities of
Craven County and much credit is due to parents and
teachers who helped them reach that avaricious goal.
Hats off to all the graduates!
Sorry, the news did not reach the press in time last
week, and the holiday was just in time for a break in
the regular routine of business.
Keep on reading—there was lots of news from our
neighbors.
Let The Highlights Ciassifieds Work for you.
Dial 244-0780
RE-ELECT
DOROTHY P.
PATE
Clerk of
Superior Court
It has been a privilege and a pleasure serving as Clerk of
Your Superior Court for the past sixteen years and as
assistant clerk prior to becoming clerk. With your vote and
support, I will continue to serve you in an honest, impartial
and dedicated manner.
Your Vote and Support for Re-Election
June 29, 1982
Will Be Greatly Appreciated
Sincerely
DOROTHY P. PATE
CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT
Paid for by Committee to Re-Elect Dorothy P. Pate
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