Building,
Mobile Home
Permits
Building permit issued May 16
by the Pamlico County Building
Inspections office to SybO Forrest
for dwelling rehabilitation in
Vandemere. Repairs valued at
$10,000.
May 19 • Ralph Winstead, room
addition, Florence, $20,160.
May 20 - Melbie Rice, beauty
shop, Grantsboro, $14,000.
Mobile Homes
May 19 • Harry M. Lee, double
wide, Grantsboro.
May 19 - James O. Curtis, single
wide, Florence.
Bulkheads
May 20 - Jimmie Norris,
bulkhead, Florence.
Tryon Palace
Displays
N.C. Silver
An exhibit titled, “Silver of
Eastern North Carolina’’ will be
displayed in the museum foyer of
the Tryon Palace Reception
Center from May 8 to July 7. This
exhibit brings together silver pro
duced in eastern North Carolina
from the late 1770’s to the late
1800’s. Hours are 9:30 am to 4:00
pm Mondays through Saturdays,
and on Sundays, 1:30 pm to 4:00
pm. There is no admission charge
for viewing “Silver of North
Carolina.’’
Some of the silver, which covers
• a variety of forms, shapes, and
sizes, comes from the collections
of the exhibition buildings in the
■ Tryon Palace Restoration Com
plex, while other pieces are on
loan from private collections and
other North Carolina museums.
MOBILE HOME
DU I\ * & RV SUPPLIES
Specializing in
•RV Sales & Service
•Truck Covers
•Room Additions
•All Supplies
•Skirting
40 Years in Business
3614 Old Cherry Point Rd.
New Bern, N.C.
637-^ 17QA11F T
The Junior MYF of the Oriental United Methodist Church took advantage ot the
warm weather and holiday traffic Saturday morning to earn a little money tor the
building fund with a car wash. First Citizens Bank In Oriental offered their facilities.
Rape Assistance
Program Offering Help
As the summer months ap
proach, many area residents are
busy with vacation plans and
recreational activities, but there
is a potential danger that many do
not consider.
The Neuse-Trent Rape
Assistance Program advises area,
residents that the upcoming mon
ths are also the busiest months for
crimes involving rape and sexual
assault.
Operating under the auspices of
the Craven County Council on
Women, the program provided
crisis intervention and assistance
to 67 victims and their families
last year and expects a sharp in
crease in the calls for assistance
to begin soon.
“More assaults occur during the
months of June through
September than the rest of the
year,” explained Beverly Moore,
rape program manager. She con
tinued on to say that the reasons
behind the increases include: the
longer daylight hours; more peo
ple, such as students, being out
and available; more alcohol being
consumed; less clothing being
worn; and the heat bringing out
short tempers.
‘‘Services provided to victims
range from assistance through the
Crisis Line, emergency room
companions and emergency
clothing and shelter as a result of
the assault to courtroom ad
vocates providing emotional
practical support during prosecu
tion,” she states.
Prevention is the best weapon,
according to Moore. ‘‘Often
weapons such as knives, guns or
mace are taken away from the
victim and used on her,” she
stressed. ‘‘The result is often
more physical and emotional
danger.”
Delicious uessens, ieu ui wn««
All For Only $5.00
Served from 11:00 am until 2:00 pm
bu
Choice i
IL
Sunday Lynch Special
Shrimp or Ribeye Steak
Ice of two vegetables, hushpuppies or hot biscuits, dessert, tea or coffee
$5.00
NIGHTLY SPECIALS
MONDAY.Spaghetti.$3.25
Served with Salad bar and Texas Toast
TUESDAY.Bill Of Fare.
Potato, Cole Slaw or Salad bar, hushpuoples
WED.Rib Eye Steak.2:$10.00
Choice of potato, Salad bar, Texas Toast
^THURSDAY.Lasagne.$3.75
1 Served with SaUd bar and Texas Toast
[FRIDAY.Fried Oysters--- $4.50
Choice of Potato, Cole Slavs and bushpuppies
>aify Lunch Special
with Dessert
Ivy Our Famous Homemade CLAM CHOWDER
\Open Seven Days, Year Round
[6:30 am to 9:00 pm
) am to 9:30 pm
Services provided by the pro
gram include the operation of a 24
hour Crisis Line at 638-5995,
volunteers and staff serving as
companions at hospitals or ad
vocates in the courtroom and
courtesy kits. The courtesy kits
provide needed items of clothing
and cleansing supplies to be used
by a victim after the medical ex
amination. Other services include
emergency shelter, food and
transportation.
All services, referrals and
assistance are provided free of
charge, according to Moore.
Educational programs are also
available on awareness regarding
the crime and its prevention and
services of the program.
“June is Rape Prevention
Month and recognized locally and
nationally,” Moore stated. “Many
people view rape and sexual
assault as a women’s issue but in
reality it is a community pro
blem.” The arrest and prosecu
tion of a rapist comes out of
everyone’s pocket as well as all
the medical and support services
required by the victim and her
family. “Anyone speaking to the
husband, father, brother or
boyfriend of a rape victim will
soon understand the impact of the
crime and how far-reaching the
effects of the crime extend,” she
said. Rape has the ripple effect
that reaches into classrooms,
workforce and homes.
Craven County Council on
Women, Inc. is a nonprofit, educa
tional organization which is an
agency member of the United
Way, Inc. For additional informa
tion regarding services or educa
tional presentations, contact the
council office at 636-3381.
n
uisirici toun
Pamlico County District Court
was held Friday, May 16, with the
Honorable J. Randal Hunger
presiding. The following disposi
tions were handed down:
Kimberly Renee Alcock - Ex
ceeding 35 mph in a 35 mph zone,
dismissed.
Cecil Jackson Bennett - Con
tributing to the delinquency of a
minor, 30 days suspended 6 mon
ths, $50 fine and cost.
Otto Credle - No operator’s
license and failure to appear, 610
fine and cost; no operator’s
license and failure to appear, $10
fine and cost.
Herman Dove - No operator’s
license, dismissed.
Sandra Wainwright Goodman •
Safe movement violation, cost.
Karen Elizabeth Henderson -
Safe movement violation, cost.
Carlos Hines - Communicating
threats, not guilty; assault with a
deadly weapon, not guilty.
Gary Rufus Miller - No registra
tion, dismissed.
Claire Hargett Primrose - Stop
sign violation, dismissed.
Kenneth Steven Smith - Load
violation and failure to appear,
cost.
Leon Thomas Woodard - Im
proper passing, dismissed.
Pamlico County District Court
was held Friday, May 9, with the
Honorable E. Burt Aycock, Jr.,
presiding. The following disposi
tions were handed down:
Michael Ray Belangia - Marine
Sheriff’s
Report
The Pamlico County Sheriff’s
Department reports the following
arrests made recently: DWI, 1;
and Non support, 1.
The following complaints were
received:
On May 20, Chuck Forrest
reported that a Ruger 10-22 with a
30-shot clip and plastic folding
stock was removed from his
truck. Also taken was a Beman
scope. The value of the missing
Items was reported at 6250.
On May 23, Jean Dixon reported
that a red Sears ten-speed bicycle
was taken from the carport at her
residence In Alliance. It was
valued at 6110.
On May 24, A.J. Garris reported
that four tires and rims were
removed from a logging rig in the
woods one-quarter mile from the
landfill. Taken were 4 Cooper
Roadmaster tires and rims,
valued at 61,000; 2 spacers, 615; 15
nuts, 622; and 15 wedges, 660.
On May 26, David Simpson
reported that an X-95 weedeater,
valued at 6265, was removed from
his warehouse in Arapahoe.
Fisheries violation (2 counts), 5
days suspended 1 year, $10 fine
and cost.
Kenneth Lee Bloomberg -
Disorderly conduct, voluntary
dismissal.
Judy K. Sawyer - Simple
assault, 30 days suspended 2
years, cost; assault with a deadly
weapon, 30 days suspended 2
years, cost.
Anthony Veneziano - Worthless
check ($46.77), voluntary
dismissal.
Laura Blythe Williams - Driving
with license revoked and failure to
appear, voluntary dismissal;
speeding 40 in 25 zone and failure
to appear, 5 days suspended 1
year, $15 fine and cost.
ramnco
Property Transfers
Recorded May it in the office of
the Pamlico County Register of
Deeds the transfer of property on
the southwest side of New Street
and on the northwest side of S.
Water Street in Oriental from
Evelyn N. Allaire to Robert H.
Nutt, Jr., and wife Jane H. Nutt of
Greensboro. $75 in revenue
stamps issued.
May 16 - Lots 7 and 8 In Sail Loft
from John C. Woodward and wife
Ruth S. Woodward to Robert L.
Werner and wife Harriett B.
Werner of Oriental. $13.
May 19 • Property in township 1
from Phillip J. Kennel and Nora
H. Kennel to Walton E. Massengill
and wife Melba J. Massengill. $4.
May 19 - Property on the north
side of Main Road leading through
Lowland from Clara B. Lupton to
the trustees of the Lowland
Church of Christ. $28.
May 20 - Lot 24 in Sea Vista from
Robert H. Woodard and wife Lin
da B. Woodard to Linda Sue Ken
worthy of Oriental. |97.
May 20 - Property in township 5
on the northeast side of the Neuse
River and bounded on the south by
the Neuse River from Arthur F.
Collins and wife M. Collins to Jack
A. Borror and wife Pauline A. Bor
ror of Belle, West Virginia. $47.
May 20 - In township 2, lots 1 and
1A of the Richard D. Delamar pro
perty from Richard D. Britt et al
to James E. Watson and wife
Margaret B. Watson of Pink Hill.
$13.
May 20 - Lot 24 in Sail Loft from
Jena C. Collier and wife Helga R.
Collier to Charles J. Garrett and
wife Marguerite Garrett of Rt. 4
Sussex, New Jersey. $130.
May 21 - Property in township 4
from Iva Mayo Pope and husband
J. Murphy Pope to Herman E.
Dunbar and wife Imogene Dunbar
ofBayboro. $6.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
TOWN OF ALLIANCE
The Board of Commissioners, Town of Alliance will
hold their regular monthly meeting on Monday, June 9,
1986, at 7:30 pm in the Alliance Town Hall.
The budget for the fiscal year 1986-87 will be presented
at this meeting for final action. The budget is available
for inspection in the Town Clerk’s Office. This budget in
cludes an assumed receipt of $2,484.00 from General
Revenue Sharing to be used for sanitation.
Julia H. Spencer
Town Clerk
JUST ARRIVED
Ladies Summer
ui&mzees
(all sizes plus choice of colors and styles)
LEE JEANS
Summer and Winter Dresses
HALF PRICE
Short sets and taps
Sporswear separates
I
Fashion Trends
Hookerland Shopping Center „ Alliance 745-5744
Hours: Monday - Saturday 9-5, Wednesday 9-1
C-10 Fleetside Pickup
S10,499
Silverado
•Rally Wheels
• Heavy Duty Battery
•Cargo Area Lamp
•Quart; Electric Clock
•AM/FM Stereo Radio
• P235/75R15 ALS SIB Tires
• Silverado Equipment
•Solid Paint
•Charcoal VY Ben
•Red
•Super Saver Pkg
•Tint Glass-All Wind
•Inter W/S Wiper Sys
• Air Cond-Front
•Exl BIL Eye Mir Stl
•Power Brakes
•Engine Oil Cooling
Elec Speed Control
/orlec 4 3 Liter V-6
) Spd Auto Trans
Auxiliary Fuel Tank
Somtorlilt Steering
tower Steering
Plus N C Tax & Tags, Sale Price Does Not Include Dealer Installed Options
mmm
r®
GM QUALITY
SERVICE PARTS
MMMitmMlcoiJoiIilii
m
TRYON
- 7^
rv\e races amp
sbibcvo^ k^aliy
ecwiep Me
qj&zt .
D\_—._y
HEVROLET
HWY. 17 S., NEW BERN, NC.
637-5133
’ Je make believers.
Make us prove it to you!
m
plgi *' ;
©MCMLXXXV Leon Shaller Golnick Adv., Inc.
7