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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-05-05
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* Editor
WOMAN RESIDENT RISES TO
REFUTE CRITICISM OF AREA
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
In the recent issue of the Coast
land Times there was a letter to
the Editor concerning the Outer
Banks. In the letter Ocracoke was
especially mentioned. This person
did not stop and realize that there
hundreds of tourists that come to
Ocracoke and spend their vacation
every year and like it so much that
they come back every year after
year.
Every vacation spot has it's bad
points. l know because we have
just about two years in what some
people say is the No. l vacation
spot of the world an believe me
it had plenty Of bad points.
But just because we didn't like
it we didn't send a letter to their
paper informing them of this and
their bad points. After all it was
their hometown.
l would like to set this woman
straight about Ocracoke. The vii
lage is not as dilapidated, junky
and depressing as she stated and
if that is the way she felt we are
more than glad she took the next
ferry back. We can get along very
we'll without her and the peo-
Pile that feel that way. Would
she like it if we went to her home
town and wrote letter to the pa
per telling what We thought of it?
She should have taken a hint from
the other three couples that didn't
like it-so she said-and not write
letters about Ocracoke.
The people that write the articles
in the nationally known magazines
find that we have quite a few good
points or else they wouldn't give us
such good write ups. AS for the
foods, every part of the country
has it's different foods and you
have to develop taste for them.
There are hundreds of tourists that
like the foods we serve at the res
taurants. If she took the next fer
nv back she could not have had
enough time to sample our food
and take good look at our is
land.
Maybe we are behind in some
things from the rest of the va
cation spots but our island has its
charm and we are friendly. We try
and make the tourists feel at home.
We don't want to take all of their
money. We want to like our island
for it's charm and simple, and
friendly way of life.
l would like for you to print
this in the next issue of the Coast
land Times.
Ocracoke, N. c.
April "a, 1861
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-05-05
MANTEO HIGH BASEBALL

The Manteo High School base
ball team entertains Creswell High
School today to decide third place
in the East Tidewater Conference.
Manteo has a record of seven
wins, five defeats, and one tie.
They have winning streak of five
games including the only confer
ence defeat handed to Knapp High
School this year.
The conference tournament will
begin Monday, May 8, with Manteo
playing host to another league
team. Winners of the first round
games will participate in the night
games at Central next Wednesday
and Friday to decide the tourna-
ment Champions.
Manteo will be wearing the new
uniforms presented to the team
by the Manteo Lions Club at their
luncheon meeting last Tuesday
night.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-05-05
APPOINTED SUPERINTENDENT
ROCKY MIN. NATIONAL PARK

Secretary of the Interior Stew
art L. Udall has announced the ap-
pointment of Allyn F. Hanks as
Superintendent of Rocky Mountain
National Park, Colorado. Hanks
has headed the Visitor Protection
Branch of the Division of Ranger
Activities in the washington, D. c.
office of the National Park Ser
vice since 1857.
At Rocky Mountain Hanks will
Hanks studied forestry and admin
pointment as a special assistant to
the regional director in the Nation
al Park Services Region Four Of
flee in San Francisco, California,
was announced on April IL.
National Park Service Director
Conrad L. Wirth said Hanks joined
the Park Service in 1928 as park
ranger in Yellowstone National
Park, Wyoming ontana-Idaho. He
also has had tours of duty as chief
park ranger in Grand Teton Nat
ional Park, Wyoming; superinten-
dent of Theodore Roosevelt Nat
ional Memorial Park, North DaSo-
ia; assistant superintendent of Ev-
erglades National Park, Florida;
and superintendent of Cape Halter
as National Seashore Recreational
Area, North Carolina.
A native of Logan, Utah, Mr..
Hanks studied froestry and admin
strative management at Montana
State University and the Univer-
sity of Michigan. During World
War II he served with the U. S.
Coast Guard.
Mr.. Hanks is scheduled to enter
on duty at Rocky Mountain Nat
ional Park about May /.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-05-05
TOWN COUNCIL ELECTED

COLUMBIA - In Tuesday cleo
ton for the town council, incum-
bent H. T. Davenport, without OPP
position, led the ticket in his re-
election as Mayor, with IS Of the
81 votes cast.
Incumbents renamed to the town
council without opposition were:
Borden McClees receiving 81; En-
est Brickhouse, 81; Wiley T. Arm
strong, 80; and Lloyd Davenport
40. Shelton Ludford was ewcomel
to the board filling the vacancy
caused by the demise OF former
member ]. Abner Harrell. Ludforo
received 81 votes.
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OCRACOKE MAN RISES TO
CRITISM OF VISITOR

To the Editor:
Nav we of the Outer Banks, and
especiallv those of MS who are ma
tives of Ocracoke Island take is
sue with the uniustified degrading
article that apneared in the April
81. Coastland Times.
Mrs. Murrie M. Fitch states in
her article that she arrived at
Ocracoke on one ferry and left on
the next. This would give the ladv
no more than one hour. sixty min
utes, to see so much dilanidation
that it's depressed her so she had
to leave.
No doubt, in Mamaroneck, N. Y.
her home town. there are green
hedges, beautiful shrubs, well kept
lawns. and suburban beauty. Ocra-
coke Village, due to coastal storms,
does not, and cannot, have that
kind of topography. If this is what
Mrs. Fitch wanted to see, she left
"Acres of Diamonds" in her own
back yard.
Thousands of tourists, and many
we'll known writer's, will dispute
the lady's TRADE. Run down restau-
rant do not exist on the island. AS
for the village being dilapidated.
that forces us to use the cliche of
not being able to see the forest
for the trees.
Actually, there are a few houses
that are the worse for wear, but
they could hardly be found in the
short sojourn of sixty minutes
Vegetation too, at present, is
somewhat scrubby and sparse. A
late spring and the ravages of hur-
ricane Donna, both beyond our
control, are responsible for that
condition.
Many villagers, despite the salty
condition of the soil. raise enough
produce in their gardens for family
consumption and also supply the
well kept stores with many of Their
fresh vegetables. Even canning
enough to last through the winter
But of course the lady could not
have seen these gardens in short
sixty minutes.
The incomes of too many of the
natives are meager to the point Of
providing them with the bare neces-
sites to sustain life. Even so, there
are few homes implanted. Many Of
them are actually show places that
would stand out in some suburban
communities.
Ocracoke Village is quaint ant
rustic. Elizabethan and friendly
quiet and unhurried. It gives Il
those that are receptive, thai
taway-from-it-allness' feeling.
To us it is not dilapadated, junky
or depressing. It is home, we like
lit. Believe-it-or-not, Mrs. Fitch, We
even love it. Yes, there is some
thing here for that we cherish, re
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-05-05
HYDE CANCER MEETING
HELD AT SWAN QUARTER

The "check-up" meeting of the
HYDE County Cancer unit was nelo
Saturday evening in Swan Quar-
ter. Mrs. Gilbert Tunnel presided.
Rev. Robert Bundy gave the de-
yotional. The secretary, Mrs. Ray
Spencer, and the treasurer, Mrs.
Leewood Lupton submitted reports.
The part that all were eager to
hear was the amount collected
several reports were not in SO no
total could be given. Mrs. Delphlne
Radcliff, Mrs. Allen Thomas Gre
die, Mrs. A. B. Harris, Mrs. W. ID.
Cox and Mrs. G. w. Williams,
township chairmen, reported.
A Dutch supper was served by
the W.S.C.S. of Providence Church.
Among those attending were: Mrs.
Bert Tyson, Greenville, Mrs. Gill
bert Tunnel, Mrs. R. G. Baum,
Mrs. Ray Spencer, Mrs. Frostie
Lupton, Mrs. o. L. Williams, Mrs.
B. w. Williams, Rev. Robert Bun
DIV, Mrs. A. B. Harris, Mrs. Macon
Creole, Miss Media Howell, Mrs.
Sam Williams, Mrs. w. H. Cox,
Miss Maggie Bridgman, Mrs. AL
len Creole, Mrs. Kenneth Gray,
Mrs. John H. Swindell, Mrs. Jack
Britain, Mrs. Nina Moore, Mrs.
Henry Lee Balance, Mrs. Gratz
Spencer, Mrs. Kenneth Spencer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommie Gaylord,
Miss Bette Bonner.
Mrs. R. G. Baum, Crusade Chair
man, expressed appreciation for
the time and effort given by the
following volunteer workers: Fair
field: Mrs. A. B. Harris, Mrs.
Henry Lee Balance, Mrs. Erwin
Smith, Mrs. Muriel Swindell, Mrs.
Tommy Jones; Scranton, Mrs. AL
len Creole, Mrs. Kenneth Gray,
Mrs. Harold Spencer, Mrs. CASTOR
Sadler; Pioneer, Mrs. D. D. Rad
cliff, Mrs. E. R. Stone; Engelhard,
Mrs. w. H. Cox, Mrs. ]. r. Brit
tain, Mrs. Nina N. Moore, Mrs.
Allen Gibbs, Mrs. H. ]. Liverman,
Mrs. James E. Cox, Miss Maggie
Bridgman, Mrs. J. S. Payne, Mrs.
Claude Litchfield, Mrs. w. w.
Payne, Mrs. Ronald Flowers, Mrs.
Joseph Cox; Ocracoke, Mrs. Wa
hab Howard; Swan Quarter, Mrs.
B. w. Williams, Mrs. Sheriff. Fish
er, Mrs. Hubert Watson, Mrs. Dele
Berry, Mrs. Jack Mason, Mrs. Ken
meth Spencer, Mrs. Gratz Spencer,
Mrs. Edward Cuthrell, Mrs. Bruce
Smithwick, Mrs. Bill Miller, Mrs.
Nathan Cuthrell, Mrs. Claude Saw
yer, Mrs. Sam Williams, Mrs. Davis
Babbs, Mrs. Sidney A. Creole, Mrs.
Macon Creole, Mrs. Ruel Caravan,
Miss Betty Baum, Miss Rachel
O'Neal, Mr.. Malcolm Cox.
They also reported 98-1009o of
all homes in the county had been
visited. However, one of the great
est needs is to educate the people
of the importance of a yearly
check-up. Less than 251o had had
their check-up.
The president, after expressing
appreciation for the splendid work
done, presented Mrs. Bert Tyson
Of Greenville, field consultant of
the American Cancer Society.
Mrs. Tyson expressed her deep
appreciation for the work done by
the group. April is known as Cam
Ger Crusade month, but the Amer
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-05-05

las Reynolds, James and William
Frazier, Roy Bateman, Hope Nor
ris, Haywood Swain, Kenny Bate
man, Mike Cohoon, Bud Spencer
J. Warren Swain, J. D. Brick
house, Everett Swain, Lawrence
Swain, Garland Swain, Noel Swain,
Gauis Brickhouse, 10 Wally Co.
hoon, Junior Reynolds, Chuck Sim
mons, Albert Cooper, Phil Ainsley,
Edward Brickhouse, Jimmie Reyn-
Odds, Ralph Weatherly, Frankie
Davenort, Leonard Furlough and
Terry Payne.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-05-05
COLUMBIA PERSONALS

Michael Griffin Of Charlotte visa
ted his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A
Basnight, last week end.
Herbert L. Brickhouse is a pat
lent in the Columbia Hospital.
Mrs. Cecil Lilley's father, Luther
l. Bowen, is a patient in the Rocky
Mount Hospital. Mrs. Lilley spen
Wednesday with him.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-05-05

lean Cancer Society accepts me-
MORALS in any amount that one
wishes to give throughout the year.
Mrs. w. H. Cox was elected Me-
mortal Chairman; others to work
with her will be named later,
Evening star., 1961-08-05
New York Firm Buys IS Acres in Virqinio

The Bren Mar Land De-
velopment Co. has sold is
acres near the intersection Of
Shirley highway and EdSall
road to TownerS Mart, Inc,
Of New York, 1t was an
nounced this week.
Evening star., 1961-08-05

shopping center which will
include a department store
with some 1900 square feet
Of floor space. The store Is
due to be ready by early fall,
the firm stated.
Evening star., 1961-08-05

BETHEsDA-RocKVILLE AREA-BEsT OFFER THIS WEEK END
MIGHT BUY!-l2lI6 GAYNoR RoAD-oPEN SUN, 2-7-Askins
$2 $50! Very little required! Beautiful 3bedrOom 2buth
brick spIeve in delightful spot overlooking Rock Creek Park
Commund lovely view Ot be Obstueted Large umy
dining uIee kit, dishwusher and dsposu
Wisconsin Ave. extended right Randolph Rood left Goynor
M. Meose, o. 4-2575
Evening star., 1961-08-05

The transaction was
handled by Robert Melnick
Of Magazine Realty, Inc, and
H. M. CTommy) Thompson.
Under the new owner the
land viii be developed as q
Evening star., 1961-08-05

DON'T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT-coME SEE FOR YOURSELF
407 NEAL DRNE-oPEN SUM- 27-Nsw brick rambler with bed
rooms floor. CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING IN boths
7o combination Separate dining Rec
rsoion rOom Full basement repIuces Butin sOross Level
lot contuns 300 feet View Of Excellent school bus service
City and Fast direct route Pentoson and downtown
consider $500 down. Mt Vernon Pkwy right coinswOod Dr.
left on West Blvd 407 Neu Drive Mr. Holloway, or 4520
Evening star., 1961-08-05
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, ING.
Your Dependable Weekly Guide to the Best HOme
Values on the Washington Market
MARYLAND-

SMALL ESTATE" IN BEAUTIFUL BRADLEY HILS-SlI BURDETTE
RoADoPEN SUM- 27Ws hove described many howpIoees
this one surely in class BY ITSELF Not large home but
true architectural masterpiece absolutely perfect condition. The
setting ndeseribubIe! Approximately in very exclusive
Of uss costly homes White pointed brick construction with
massive ne roof Step down beumed living poneed
bu bedrooms buths eeuton room screened porch euruee
priced in mid40s Bradley Blvd beyond Wilson Lone right
Burdette. Mr.. NOond, o. 4-096o
Evening star., 1961-08-05
W RGI INIA-

AURORA HILLS-oWNER MOVING TO PITTSBURGH-UPPER 2os
-23ls SOUTH JoYcE-oPEN SUM- 27Hsrs real opportunity
for nice family Big brick cOOnio shOdy lot in one Of
nearby Vsnu finest locations Few minutes Pentoson and
downtown Short walk Nellie cuss elementary. Center hoI
l FLOOR POWDER ROOM complete kitchen with dhwcsher
ond disposal bedrooms baths 2nd floor recreation room with
fireplace bun surose level fenced o delightful screened porch
cool and private Shirley Hwy left Ridge Rd. right 23d left
Joyce, right to home. Mr.. White. Du. 1876
Evening star., 1961-08-05

the box into its proper park
ing place when it's carrying a
full load Of toys.
Evening star., 1961-08-05

SILVER SPRNc-BEsT RAMBLER VALUE ON THE MARKET-soo3
GARLAND-oPEN SUM-, 27-ThTee bedrooms 2 bohs;
hail. separate dining om oeee k dshwusher dispOsu
on full basement large screened porch hOwoer heat
BeOuu trees and puntnss Level Anchor fenced ot Odjons
SLIGO Pork Short safe walk 0okvew elementary Asking
3s5o $1,000 with 3oyor FHA oun Piney BrOneh Rd left
Flower right Wuyns right Garland Mr. Warner EN- 37423
Evening star., 1961-08-05
Architects Sketchbook
Truck for a Toy Box

TOday'S problem: What in this respect this toy
be done to encourage storage box has been dis
child to keep his toys in his guised a moving
own room? complete with drivers cab
n.s;vr.- vv,r,o nr.r and rolling wheels.
r,ssLs - 1J,nttnr+nn NJ " The chest itself is the
answers. e' " :" section, TN inches
wide, SO inches long and 20H
Inc teo ana true metnoo inches deep the inside It
s . 10Y oox having an aoe has hinged top. The cab
QuaVe place 10 put ms toys increases overall length
will not guarantee that another 1Ah inches tn maize
child actually will pick them the total inst over feet
after play session, but The project REQUIRES no
at least chances of special tools and utilizes
training him to be neat inch thick scrap pine and
better storage space is plvwood or new solid wood
available. naneI called wideuood
Naturally the attrac- The inch wheels do more
tive and interesting you make than increase realism They
the storage chest the make moving toy of the
you'll have in getting toy box itself and also will
your child to it, To help make much easier to roll
TOY CHEST PLANS AVAILABLE: You order Detailed sosyto
follow plans for this chest Send 50 with this coupon
to Architects SkstehbOOk The Evening Sto Us Virginia Sc,
Washington 3, D. C.
PeOse sent Toy Chest Pons S-lS.
lily oho Stote
Evening star., 1961-08-05

TEN PER CENT DOWN MIGHT BUY THIS MAGNIFICENT HOME
IN EXCLUSIVE FORT SUMMER HL-502l WESTPATH TERRACE
OPEN SUM-, 27-f you little short Gosh, but q
4bedOom 3hbuth home OeOtOn this your opportunity
Beautifully constructed und finished perfection by Leading
builder Priced in Low LOW 4os-MAKE YOUR PROPOSITIONS
Moss Ave- extended left Sonsumoe lot ehouse right West
poth WGy, left WestpOth Tsrues. Mr.. Kbbey o. 65s47
Evening star., 1961-08-05

HIGH ABOVE THE POTOMAC VALLEY IN BEAUTIFUL RIVER HILL
6l0l WINNEBAGo RoAD-oPEN TODAY AND SUM-, 2-7-Lovey
4bedOom. 2hbuh cOOnO wonderful Location. conven
lent for downtown and nearby Virginia Public Ond pOrOho schools
ouu with uny new home YOU hove seen ut NDcAPNG
BY EDWARD l. LANCASTER Mos Ave. extended left SOns0
lot FehOue right Muduwosku, right WopOkOneto
Winnebuao. M. Murray, Oh 6.e076
Evening star., 1961-08-05

NEW CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED BRICK RAMBLER OFF BRAD
LEY BLVD-S7o7 RIDGE RoAD-oPEN SAT- AND SUN, 2s-Pos
lively Of the finest constructed homes hove offered for
sue Spacious eenter-huI plan with lovely big bdooms
~ bGh separate dining rOom recreation space with fireplace
in full basement Large porch, oversize buin
sOruse Fine level Ot 7o75 UPPER sos! Budsy Blvd Valley
Drive lot Hmeod sn) right block Ridge, right home
Mr. Borz EN-, 5-336S
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-21
Penn Alps to Begin
Second Winter Term

Starting Friday evening, Janu-
airy y at 700 p m, the second
Winter Term of Penn Alps adult
education program will get under
way with three classes in Conver-
sational German.
Plans call for a Beginners Class.
on Intermediate Glass and an Ad-
vanccd Glass in German, with three
teachers in charge During the first
meeting ON January r. sorting
process viii take place for the
benefit of those persons who al,
not sure in which category they
belong These three separate
courses are being offered in re-
spouse to the response last year
single class. which was fun 70
Overlooking
Any person desiring to enroll
for one of the three courses listed
above should register at Penn Alps
within the next week If unable
TO pay a visit personally, he should
write or telephone tor application
banks Inquiries should be adj
dressed to Penn Alps Rural Life
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-21
Liquor Law Quoted

Alcoholic Beverage license com
miSsioners from various areas we're
calling attention to sections Of
liquor laws pertaining to the sale
of alcoholic beverages on Sunday.
They were being made as a re-
suit of New Years Eve falling on
Sunday and inquiries about pro
posed dances that night
The law states 1t shall be I'M
lawful on Sundays, after midnight
on Saturdays or between l a m.
and a. m. on other days for any
person to consume any alcoholic
beverages on any premises open
to the general public, any place
operated as club. any place Of
public entertainment. or any place
where SetupS or other component
parts of mixed alcoholic drinks are
sold under license issued under
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-21

provisions of traders license
And it shall be unlawful for any
owner operator or manager Of
said premises to permit such con
sumption.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-21

Several area clubs which had
scheduled dances for New Years
Eve have rcscheduled them for
other dates in order to comply
with the liquor law.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-21
school. Grantsville, Md

School. GrantSvillc, Md
Information concerning other
courses to be offered in the future
will be published from time 10
time as qualified instructors aIG
found, according to Dr. AltG
SChruck. executive secretary.
Evening star., 1961-09-16
Buffalo Man Sails
To World Title in
Lightning Class

MILFORD, Conn, Sept. 16
(AP).-An American, an Ar
gentinian and a Brazilian car
ried off first, second and third
places, respectively. yesterday
in the world Lightning cham
pionships.
Winner Of the world title was
Tom Allen, 80, Of Buffalo, this
years United States champion
and holder of two previous ma
tional championships.
Jorge A. Salas-Chavez of
Buenos Aires, Argentina, fin
ished second overall, scoring
1864 points to Aliens 1914.
Salas-Chavez narrowly beat
Erik o. P. Schmidt of Niteroi.
Brazil, who had a total of
1854.
Other top finishers in final
standings were:
4. Herman Nickels, Fenton, Mich,
l44h. Nn ss--t
5. Stuart Anderson, Buffalo, 1913.
6. Carl Eichenlaub San Diego, 13S.
z. Allen Bernel, Kenmore, N. Y,
137 (tie for 9Th decided in Eichen-
laub's favor).
8. Carter Ford, Riverside Conn,
1870.
.. Humberto A. Plaza, Guayaduil,
Ecuador, 1884.
10. oscar Nelson. Miami. Fla, 124.
IL. James G. Carson, Philadelphia,
1872.
l2. Karl Smither, Eggertsville, N. Y,
122 ttie for 11th decided in Carson's
favor).
Evening star., 1961-09-16
TV KEY PREVIEWS

The Defenders Premere)-"The Quality of Mercy" The
opening episode of this series created by Reginald
Rose proves that TV is maturing in of subject mat
ter Mr. Roses script deals with mercy killing definite
taboo during the Socaed golden age of TV Although he
has avoided taking defntive stand which might nfuri
ate various religious groups Mr. has succeeded in
telling his absorbing story without esortng to the
tonal explosive The production and performance by
regulars E. G. Marshall and Robert Reed father-son
law team and supporting cast firS-rae Jack Klug
is exceptional the D. A. who must prosecute the
doctor murder charge and Joan Hackett shows
good advantage. $3.50 pm, WTOP-9
The Nations Future-French Foreign Policy" Unusual op
portunity to hear Frances Minister of Foreign Affairs
Maurice Couve de Murve discuss his countrys foreign
policy after the conclusions of his meetings in the
United States with Secretary of State British
Foreign Secretary Lord Home and West Germanys For
eign Minister Heinrich Won Brentano $50 pm WRC-4.