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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1994
Page
19
Pamlico County Department of Social Services will take applications for fuel assistance through November 23. Office hours are 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Heads of households must apply and list all residents and incomes, and bring income proof.
A psychologist will speak to CHADD at 7 p.m. Monday in the AHEC building Craven Regional Medical Center. Michael Reed of Psychological Resources will discuss ADD. Also Tryon Palace hosts a garden workshop decorating for the holidays from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday in the Tryon Palace auditorium with wreaths garlands and centerpieces demonstrations.
A Sept 26 meeting at H J MacDonald Middle School trained Junior Civitan Club officers. Officers include Tifanie Thornton president Jade Swindell VP Carrie Riesbeck PR Bianca Williams chaplain Molly Thomas historian Ashley Rowe treasurer and Cambridge Raynor Melissa Kennerly secretaries. District projects Dance-a-Thon and Basketball-a-Thon were discussed along with fundraisers.
The New Bern Yacht Club held a meeting on October 25 with commodore Ray Brown presiding. Roger Allen from the North Carolina Maritime Museum spoke on the state’s maritime history and its only official maritime museum, inviting members to volunteer and join boat building classes.
New Bern Toastmasters Club 2812 met at 7 a.m. on November 1 at the Berne Restaurant with Pat Gallo presiding. Joni Lopes reported on the District 37 fall conference held October 28–29 in Atlantic Beach. Bruce Roberts chaired the morning as Toastmaster with Bill Leibert leading table topics. Walter Woods presented Tying Knots and Pat Gallo spoke on The
Receipts from Pak-A-Sak trigger $1,500 checks for every $106000 in receipts to fund computer equipment. Norwood Bender presents a $1500 check to Nel lie Nelson at H J MacDonald Middle School as students watch. Other staff members Debra Irons and Karen Rowe receive checks as Rosanna Jarman and Bridgeton Elementary School participants observe.
The New Bern Noon Rotary Club met November 1 at New Bern Golf and Country Club with visitors from the New Bern High School Interact Club. Julie Robinson led as president, Laurie Brannen as vice president, Kelly Ives as secretary, and Amanda Travers as treasurer. Buddy Harold, co owner of Bennett Vineyards and Winery, spoke on wine making and his companys wines grown in Washington.
Mr and Mrs Christopher Lee Fillingame of New Bern announce a son Cameron Blair born October 12 at Craven Regional Medical Center. Mrs Fillingame is the former Regina Baysden. Grandparents Ken Fillingame and Charles Baysden of New Bern. Great grandparents Clyde Gaskins of Vanceboro and Edward Baysden of New Bern. Mr and Mrs David Schmidt of Grantsboro announce daughter Avery Elizabeth born September 19 at Craven Regional Medical Center. Mrs Schmidt is the former Kathy Spruill of New Bern. Grandparents Olene Schmidt and Faye Spruill. Mr and Mrs William E Cleve II announce daughter Mary Hannah born October 1. Mrs Cleve is the former Linda Burgess. Grandparents William Cleve Jr and Sam Burgess.
Priscilla Miller of Craven County Health Dept notes National Hospice Month and Hospice’s mission to ease end of life with a professional and volunteer team. Events include bereavement workshops at Craven County Library, weekly support groups, ornament remembrance at Ballantynes, yearly memorials, and volunteer trainings. Referrals to Hospice are encouraged via doctor, family, or self.
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