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BERTIE LEDGER-ADVANCE
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BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
Birth Announcement
CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS
The Eye Care Center hosted
Business After Hours Mon
day afternoon. The center re
cently moved in a new facility
at 105 East Granville St. They
are now open 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Monday through Thursday.
They are closed from noon to
1 p.m. for lunch. Business Af
ter Hours is sponsored by the
Windsor/Bertie Chamber of
Commerce. Above: Eye Care
Center employee Debbie Ellis
talks with Windsor Mayor Jim
Hoggard. Right: Dr. Steven
Steinberg, Dr. Lady Aycock
and Dr. Ted Watson of the
Eye Care Center.
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Bertie Health Dept, slates clinics
WINDSOR - The Bertie County
Health Department has slated
its clinics schedule for the re
mainder of the week.
There is a fee, based on in
come, for most clinics. Immu
nizations and General clinics
are held every day, and other
clinics are by appointment.
They include:
Wednesday, June 21
Bertie: New Prenatal PM,
General, WIC All Day
Thursday, June 22
Bertie: General
Friday, June 23
Bertie: General
Monday, June 26
Bertie: Women’s Health Ser
vices All Day, General
Tuesday, June 27
Bertie: Child Health PM, Gen
eral, WIC
Wednesday, June 28
Bertie: General, WIC All Day,
DR PN PM
Thursday, June 29
Bertie: General
Friday, June 30
Bertie: General
Monday, July 3
Bertie: DEPO PM, General,
WIC All Day
Tuesday, July 4
Holiday
• Wednesday, July 5
Bertie: New Prenatal AM,
General
Thursday, July 6
Bertie: General, WIC
Friday, July 7
Bertie: General
Monday, July 10
Bertie: Women’s Health Ser
vices All Day, General, WIC
Tuesday, July 11
Bertie: Child Health AM, Gen
eral, WIC
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Lilah Jvine Poston was bom on April 27,
2017 at Vidant in Greenville. She weighed 6 lbs 7
ounces and was 18.5 inches long. Her proud par
ents are Michael and Elizabeth Poston of WdUiam-
ston. She has one older brother, River Poston who
is 2years old.
Her grandparents are John and Bonnie
Newcomb and Jimmy and Ten Poston all of Wil
liamston. Great grandparents are the late Mr. &
Mrs. James Newcomb of Williamston, Annie Mae
Hill and the late Gamer Hill of Colerain, Betty Rob
erson and the late Brownie Roberson, and Linda
Gardner and the late Clyde Poston all of WTUiam-
ston.
95 YEARS
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Annie Cherry celebrated her 95th birthday with family and
friends.
'SAGE EXPRESSIONS'
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CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
The Bertie County Arts Council hosted a reception for Law
rence Academy students and their families and friends on May
21 to showcase the students’ artwork on the theme of “Sage
Expressions.” Various media were used by the youngsters.
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