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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, 1962-04-20
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OTHER FISH I'M
DARE SPOTLIGHT

By AYCOCK BROWN

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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, 1962-04-20
SOUTH ALBEMARLE ASSN.
STILL SEEKING MONEY
TO CELEBRATE BRIDGE

Melvin r. Daniels of Wan
cheese, finance chairman for
Dare County, has announced
that $215 has been collected
thus far for the May 10 cele-
bration IN Columbia TO herald
the opening Of the Lindsay c.
Warren Bridge.
Daniels has indicated that
much more will be needed to
pay for the dinner in Columbia
to herald the opening of the
Lindsay C. Warren Bridge.
Daniels has indicated that
much more will be needed to
pay for the dinner in Columbia
which is expected to feed some
1900 people, including the Gov
ernor of North Carolina, Terry
Sanford.
He has called on "the good
people of Dare County, to help
the Southern Albemarle Associa-
ton in making the celebration
Zone which will indicate our
thanks for the bridge over the
Alligator River, and show how
vital we consider bridges to be
in the development of our area"
The Southern Albemarle As
ISOLATION was the primary force
which made the new Alligator
River structure possible. DAN
iels has indicated that the May
10 celebration win bring a host
of dignitaries to the coast. Gov
ernor Sanford, Merrill Evans,
highway commissioner and many
others have already accepted an
invitation to attend.
Present plans have scheduled
q beauty contest to select miss
Southern Albemarle" on May Q,
speeches, and band concerts by
groups from Plymouth, Williams
ston, Edenton and elsewhere il
the Albemarle region.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1962-04-20
TRY-OUTS MONDAY
FOR LOST COLONY
AT FORT RALEIGH

Manteo will be invaded on
Monday by q host of dramatic
talent as amateur actors from
Throughout the state gather
here for area try-outs in COM
petition for coveted roles in
"The Lost Colony.
F. Edgar Thomas, manager Of
the drama, has stated that
more than one hundred travel
ing thespians will trot the TIM
bers at Fort Raleigh to display
their acting potential before
Clifton Britton, veteran director
for Paul >Green's symphonic
drama.
Britton, a Goldsboro native,
will be assisted by Walter
Stroud of Fredericksburg, Va,
the shows choreographer and
music director George Traut-
vein, also Of Goldsboro.
At least fifty local residents
are expected to compete for the
sought-after roles and stand a
good chance Of capturing some
of the more outstanding parts
In past seasons, about go pei
cent of the Lost Colony company
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1962-04-20
MRS. GEORGIA HARWo0D
VERY MUCH ALIVE!

In the issue of The Coastland
Times for April s. one Of those
errors which creeps in, was
made in the editorial about the
Dare County Library. In review
ing progress Of the library
through the years. mention was
made Of the late Georgia Har-
wood, which was incorrect, as
Mrs. HARDWOOD is definitely not
THE LATE Mrs. Harwood. She
is very much alive, is living at
the Winslow Home in Elizabeth
City, and maintains a vital In
terest in the Dare library, al
though she retired some years
ago from active work.
To Mrs. Harwood, our apol-
gies, and we hope that her
friends win soe this correction
and remember 70 visit her IL
the Winslow Home. Il
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1962-04-20
FIRST OREGON INLET
DRUM LANDED THURSDAY

Capt. Jesse Etheridge, own
er-sixipper Of the Caredwyn Of
Wanchese, reported by radio
via the Norfolk Marine Oper-
ator at 1:So Pm. that . party
aboard his cruiser had land
ed four channel bass at Ore
gon Inlet at noon Thursday.
His report to the Tnrist Blu
rean did not give names Of
party making catches, the
first channel bass Of the 1862
season for Oregon Inlet.
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BUTTONS BRIDGE
WILL BE OPENED
FOR TRAFFIC FRI.
Island To Regain Tourist Pat
ronage tempered Since
Storm


The temporary bridge north
of Buxton is expected to open
for one-way traffic on Friday,
despite the setback created last
week end when a strong south
wester ripped away rs feet Of
the structure which spans the
new inlet there.
Highway Commissioner Mer-
aill Evans has stated that "with
good weather, the bridge
If completed as expected, viii.
connect storm-severed Hatteras
Island with the mainland for the
first time since the Ash Wednes-
day Storm.
Outer Bankers living south Of
the newly-formed inlet were
given additional temporary re-
lief this week when a ferry serv-
ice was initiated between the viii
lagos Of Buxton and Avon. The
service provided for ferry de-
partures at two a,our intervals
from each shore, beginning at
s am. and terminating at 8 pm.
The new service s,,DnlementetI
the tedious and time-consuming
Avon atteras nm which had
been IN effect since the storm.
The new Ruxton-Avon serv;re
vas scheduled 81 te1ninate This
week end. n the event that The
ten,norarv l,r;dea a. Ruxton i
conaDletei bv xl,en. The new run
was insMlled after 4 test trim
proved chat the channels an ire
nm were nav;rabIe
The new service marked the
first time that state ferries had
nl;ea waters between the two
towns for motor traffic.
George Fuller county commits
s;oner from Ruxton stated that
NJ WAS s.extremelv pleased with
the temnorarv BUXTON Avon
eerv;ca. > awe know now that
this trim can Re used. If another
storm occurs. ia bring IN vital
g,runlies.p he stated. .From q
civil defense standpoint. the
news 4 4 .Cod-send.s he added
The Commissioner stated that
The Buxton-Avon schedule was
ssiust another example Of the ex-
ceIIent cooperation which the
highway and ferry personnel
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PETITION BY 300
SAYS DON'T FILL
NEW BUXTON INLET
Outer Bankers Are Spill on
Plans for Future Of Breach;
Politicians Neutral

The future OF the Ash We'd
nesday Inlet which was created
luring the recent storm two
miles north Of Buxton remains
n doubt. The issue, which APP
,eared to be settled earlier in
the week when the Army Corps
# Engineers announced that
preliminary work towards clos
ng the inlet would begin on
lay 1, became muddled on
thursday, when a storm Of con-
.royersy erupted which equaled
he gale Of March Z in fury.
o. G. Gray Of Avon stated
on Thursday that a petition
bearing the names of 300 resi-
dents from Buxton, Avon, Ro-
danthe, Waves and Salvo will be
sent to Governor Sanford, Con-
gresham Herbert Bonner and
Senator Sam Erwin urging that
the storm-created inlet be left
open and expressing their desire
to have an adequate bridge in
stalled over the inlet at q loca-
ton possibly west Of the new
temporary bridge which is ex-
pected to be open for traffic on
Friday.
The petition came just after
4. G. McDuffie, chief engineer
for the Wilmington District, had
indicated that the breach would
be filed BY sometime in October.
The project was initiated byI
Rep. Herbert Bonner at the in |
sistence Of state representative
Keith Fearing, Jr., who had
been asked by over 200 Outer
Bankers living south Of the in
let, primarily from Ocracoke and !
Hatteras, to fill the inlet which
has severed the island of Hat
'teras since the storm. Rep. Fear
ing has stated that his part to-
wards filling the beach at Bux-
ton was "done at the request
of those present at the meeting
ON April 8, when ! was asked
by citizens to contact Mr.. Bon
ner about the matter, as their
representative
The April 3 meeting was ate
tended by y. j. Powell, bridge
maintenance engineer; d. w.
Patrick, ferry operations man.
ager; w. C. Goodrich, bridge
m al n tie n a nee superintendent;
William Spruill, division engi-
neer; Gillian Wood, highway
commissioner and Lawrence
Swain, George Fuller, Jr. and
Fearing. A petition was signed
then by approximately 200 res
idents south of Buxton, urging
that the new inlet be filled as
soon as possible.
The new petition, favoring a
permanent inlet and addressed
to Governor Sanford, Represen-
tative Bonner, Senator Erwin,
Senator B. Everett Jordan, Con-
rad Wirth, Director, National
Park Service; Merrill Evans,
State Highway Commissioner;
Rep. Keith Fearing, Jr. and the
Dare County Board of Commits
sioners reads, in part, as fol-
lows:
sThat, giving full considera-
ton to the dangers and cost of
|containment that such an inlet
poses on responsible govern
|ment, it is represented that
there are certain economic and
safety advantages to the main
tenance Of the inlet as a water
way which makes it imperative
that 1t be preserved as such,
10 wit:
/. The inlet viii be the near
lest access to the greatest and
most abundant fishing grounds
along the Atlantic Seaboard be-
ing about IL miles from the
lSulf Cfruarn and immediate IN
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1962-04-20
STUDENTS
MUST MAKEUP TIME

Mrs. Mary Evans, Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction,
has stated that Easter Mon
day, April Is and Saturday,
April rs win be makeup days
for students attending Cape
Hatteras School. The extra
days will be used to make up
time lost BY the children dur
ing the Ash Wednesday
Storm.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1962-04-20
RACES DEVELOP IN
DARE FOR SHERIFF..
REGISTER or DEEDS
Many Other Last-Minufe Filings
Assure County Of Heavy
Campaigning

for filing, and seven political
|aspirants managed to beat the
clock and serve notice of their
intention to seek election.
Perhaps the most surprising
entry was the candidacy of Rob-
|ert o. Balance of Manteo for
Sheriff. Balance, the present
chairman of the Dare County
Board of Education, has been
active in the political life of
the county for several years. He
was the campaign manager for
Terry Sanford in the past GU
bernatorial C ampaign. He will
oppose Frank Cahoon, an in
cumbent with Is years service
as Sheriff of Dare.
Another surprising race has
developed at the last minute
which should keep tempers and
emotions boiling until after the
Democratic Primary. Willett
Tillett, an auto mechanic with
the Dare County school system,
! filed last Friday for the Regis
trar of Deeds position against
Melvin r. Daniels, a fellow
townsman from Wanchese. Dam
liels, the incumbent, has served
as Registrar for the past 81
years. Tillett, q political novice
who is seeking Office for the
first time, is expected to give
the veteran Registrar what may
be the closest race of his ca
lreer.
Mrs. Thomas ii. Briggs, an
other last-ininrte candidate,
Joined with Andrew Clark last
Friday in filing for seat on
the Board of Commissioners.
Mrs. Briggs, who is seeking the
seat from Atlantic Township,
will oppose Pennel A. Tillett.
Mrs. Briggs has become the first
woman ever to seek a seat on
the board. She is now serving
on the Dare County Board of
Education. Mr.. Clark became the
fifth candidate for the board
lseat. from Mays Head Township
and win oppose incumbent Law
renee Z. Swain and Reuben E.
Payne, Dewey Hayman and w.
O. Daniels (R) for the position.
Mrs. Dorothy d. Beasley has
filed along with Sumner II.
Scarborough, (R-, and Charles
T. Williams, III for a seat on
the Dare Board of Education.
All three edged under the wire
on Friday to serve notice of
their intention to run. Mrs.
Beasley is seeking the board
seat from Atlantic Township,
while Scarborough and Williams
win vie for the Kennekeet seat
lin November.
A complete rundown of Of
fees and candidates is as fol-
lows:
Representative: M. K. Fear
ing, Jr., M. L. Daniels, Jr., and
Wallace Gray.
Judge Recorders Court: John
Lawrence, w. r. Baum, James
M. Vannote, Dan L. Cannady,
Nv. G. Williams (R).
County Commissioners: Mays
Head Township; Lawrence L.
Swain, Reuben e. Payne, Dewey
1. Hayman, Andrew Clark, and
Nv. o. Daniels (R); Kennekeet
Township: Daniel Ray Leary,
lJr, Erskine B. Hooper and Fred
Nv. Gray; Atlantic Township:
Pennel A. Tillett and Mrs.
Thomas H. Briggs; Hatteras
Township: George r. Fuller,
lJr., Ivey p. Batten and RAINY
lB. Jennette (R); Croatan Town
Iship: Calvin E. Payne, Harvey
IL. Best and w. Stanford White.
Sheriff: Frank M. Cahoon and
Robert o. Balance; Registrar of
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1962-04-20

MISS SANDRA TINKER left and MISS BETTY LOU WATERS
right have been chosen by the Beaven American
ary to represent them at Girls State WCUNC Greensboro
June 1923.
Miss Tinker is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs L. R. Tinker
OF Belhaven and attends John A. Wilkinson High School, Bel
haven.
Miss Waters IS the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Irving Wat
ers Of netown R and attends Pantego High School, Panego
Both girls are outstanding students in their schools
Evening star., 1962-09-28

AIberghetH looks so healthy be-
cause she has been spending
time on Claudio Guzman's boat
at Balboa.
Are Dan Daley and long
time romance Camille williams
married? It's q lot of
money, but Debbie Reynolds
doesn't need it what with al
the money she makes on hel
movies and husband Harry
Karl being a millionaire. So ]
wonder why she signed to worh
at Las Vegas during the Christ.
mas holidays. Her children vii
be with her. But oh boy, If
didn't have to work at Christ
mas I never would.
What is Esther Williams do
ing in Europe? We don't heal
a word about her career.
Lee Remick was flooded will
questions by Irish reporter
about the late Marilyn MonrO
when she arrived in Ireland 70
"The Running Man" Lee re
fused to answer. If you recall
Lee was chosen TO replace Mar
iilyn in Something's Got 3
Give" What a strangely empt,
place Hollywood is withou
Marilyn.
-
Man. Sir Carol Reed reall,
goes for Man" in his titles
1.-The Running Man" is his fiftl
Man" Earlier were odd MAJ
I
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Mickey to Juyne:
All or Nothing
By sHEILAH GRAHAM

Sinatra won't tell anyone why
he went into the hospital for
those tests. He says it's his own
business. Perhaps it is.
Us - -
Jerry Lewis, up to his neck in
The Nutty Professor" which
he starts filming October /, had
to dash to Chicago on fatherly
business. Sixteen-year-old sor
Gary has been romancing a Is.
year-old girl there, and HI
wanted dad at the birthday
party. A top movie-star cou-
pie are both taking cobalt treat
ment for the same sad reason
Doris Day and Marty MeIchel
paid out SIS. 900 for their homt
right on the waters edge al
Lake Arrowhead. Plus moderr
power boat. And Anna Marie
Evening star., 1962-09-28

him on the "courtship Of Ed
lies Father" set. But I shall
fly to London for the Christ
mas opening there Of Jumbo.
and I win also see my son
Peter who is attending school
in Switzerland" Oldest son
Nike, 20, is in the Navy.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
HOLLYWOOD :

HOLLYWOOD CNANA). -
Jayne Mansfield has been call
ing Mickey Hargitay to take
her out on some dates-and
that Is always good for pub
licity with divorcing couples. To
date the muscular Mickey, an
all-or-nothing man If ever ]
saw one, has replied firmly
"All or nothing" And didn't
the ultra-platinum of Dian a
Dors' hair on that television
program with Jayne make Miss
Mansfield look almost brun-
cite?
One Of these optimistic days
Suzanne Pleshette will get the
movies she rates because she
is so good on the small screen
! in your living room. Frank
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Hiqh Wuter Intoke

RTYADH, Saudia Arabia. =
Travellers in Saudi Arabia's
deserts have found that a mod
erately active man viii drink
5 to 10 quarts Of liquids a day
when the maximum tempera-
ture is los degrees.
Evening star., 1962-09-28

Out" The Third Man" The
Man Between" and Our Man
in Havana"
Robert Stack win end up
with q cool 81 million when all
the cash is In from the sale
lof The Untouchables. Bob
has started hts fourth year and
may go to five with the series.
He managed to squeeze in one
movie this summer. THE Care
takers" How he did it with
so rugged a schedule I wouldn't
be knowing.
"a e
Attention, Hollywood starlets:
Prince Mahm0ud Pahavi,
brother Of the Shah Of Iran
told my friend Ted Howard, ir
Teheran, that he is coming Il
Hollywood in October. ! believe
he is marriage material.
i From Al Capone to AL Elm,
stein. Rod Steiger, who parlayet
his portrayal Of gangste
Capone into a movie fortune. i
now planning a filmed bio
Evening star., 1962-09-28

graphy Of the late scientist
Albert Einstein. That's going as
far from one pole to another
as you can get. But then, Rod
Is so versatile!
> -
Claire Bloom viii be parting
from husband Rod Steiger for
a bit while she stars in 'sThs
Haunting" in London, and he
remains in New York to do q
stage version Of "Moby Dick
I told you he was versatile.
Joe PasteFnak is one producer
who won't make movies abroad
i owe some allegiance to Holly
wood" said Joe when I saw
The frontiersman., 1962-03-22
Mushers 10 Race Al Maianuska

To avoid confliction with the Air Show to be held at Big Lake this Sunday the Au- rora Dog Mushers will hold their weekly race at the old toWnsite of MatanuSka March 25, it was announced this week.
 The races will begin at pm. and the public is invited 10 turn out to watch tner tav- orite mushers. There will be direction signs set up along the Matanuska highway iden- tifying the location of the race.
 At Big Lake this past Sun day Dick Kopsaek took top place in the time of 42 min utes, 25 seconds. Other racers and their time were:
 Bud Smyth, 46:15; Al Hib-
The frontiersman., 1962-03-22
REA OFFERS FREE
zn Dwz ss1 - @s sG1- gsAsg s.y aa.g e.

rec ~att S9'yaa5a 2h NuI5s will be giFea to an farm or home eonel mer f fa -.l.,taL ,.shl L.l-.EIr ali1 ton in exchange for bJr0e6 out bulbs, it was annoancee this week by Ralph Moore q the MEA power-use division.
 Moore stated that users may turn in burned out bulbs of any size tD him CT E5t,.I1f Ne NeeSe at the MIA office in ex- change for the n e i50 watt bulbs. No more thal Y bulbs at one time
 and record Win De kcpt of the number of bulbs rerlaced by the association, Moore said.
 This. new service of MEA is offered only to farm and home userS Because of various req sons, the program could not be extended 10 commercial users.
 Happiness that comes with a prize tag attached is easily lost.
The frontiersman., 1962-03-22

al at the f~ r. 5reunas. ersons interested in joining the oI ganization w h C were not able to attend t h e March Is meeting are invited to attend the coming meeting. The charter IS still open for membership, Martin pointed out. Participants are reminded that dogs are to be leashed and that there is a limit of one dog per handler.
The frontiersman., 1962-03-22
RETRIEVER CLUB NAMES OFFICERS

Tempo officers nave been nafHca n the newly or ganized Matanusks Valley Re trieVer Club, it was announ- eed following a meeting held this past Sanday.
 L. r. (Joej Martin was nam ed to the office of president; M. C. Puddlcomb, viee-presi- dent; Mrs. Charles E. Robin son, secretary-treasurer; and Charles Cope, head trainer.
 The club will meet again on Tuesday, March 27 at 2 pm.
The frontiersman., 1962-03-22

bard, 46::28; Ed Carney, 48:E2;; Barney Anderson, 50:5I. Clar- ence Smith, 1929; Kenneth Crawford, 62-05; Jack Carl. 63;03, and Homer Carney, 73:- 5.
The frontiersman., 1962-03-22

The Front ersman - Page ,
 Thursd7y March g. 1862
 Money " DIV p9putaflJ today, but not tomorrow-ttoe market a as fIIotuafos
The frontiersman., 1962-03-22

Conscience is the thing that prevents a man from fooling as easily as he thinks ne fools others i'll the game of |ife
The frontiersman., 1962-03-22
THANK YOU NOTICE

We wish to thank the Rev. Roland A. Fritz, the Ladies of St. John Lutheran Church and our many friends tor their ex- pressions of sympathy, lovely floral offerings, and couItesies extended at the passing of our dear wife, mother and grand mother, Ethelyn L. Ueeck.
The frontiersman., 1962-03-22
dward 4. Ueeck

Edward A. Ueeck
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry M. Campbell, ST. and family MT. and Mrs. Harry M. Campbell, Jr. and family
The frontiersman., 1962-03-22

Happiness that comes with a prize tag attached is easily lost.
The frontiersman., 1962-03-22
NO DEBT

NO DEBT
 Ie-y a5s .as' to lose yo n7nkin
Evening star., 1962-04-01
~ SYLVIA PORTER

NOTED by independent sales
agents as a cure or preventive
for cancer. ulcers. fatigue and
what-have-you. The Federal
agency claims that the COM
pany'S product did not bear
adequate directions for use in
treating the diseases for which
it was recommended in oral
statements by local sales
agents. The National Better
Business Bureau adds that the
same nutrients found in the
company's product could be OBJ
tained through a balanced diet.
Many Quack Remedies
In a fourth category are the
quack remedies sold for the
non-sick. Here belong the phony
reducing wonders which let
you "eat all you want" The
NBBB reports that it has yet
to see scientific proof that any
such reducing product permit
ted for non-preScription sale will
produce the results claimed
Here too go the preparations
to cure and prevent badness,
Medical science knows no cure
for S5 per cent Of all badness,
Here belong such complexion
marvelS as a face lotion which
was promoted as being liter
ally able to help you grow q
fresh skin overnight" But il
was sold in containers holdine
no less than six months sup
ply.
AS Maye Russ. vice president
Of the National Better Business
Bureau puts it, IF anyone did
in fact, have cures for these
conditions. they'd not need to
spend money to advertise. Mil
lions would be breaking down
their doors to get the rene
dies"
The best protection you have
against these swindlers is your
own sense. If you're tempted
to try or buy, check first with
your family doctor. What's
more, your local Better Busi-
ness Bureau would be grateful
If you'd report any instance
which makes you suspect a
medical quack is operating in
your area.
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