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Beaches of North Carolina Wanda Lassiter, Curator, Museum of the Albemarle wanda.lassiter@ncdcr.gov Memorable Sands: Beaches of Northeast North Carolina and Southeast Virginia, will be on display at the Museum of the Albemarle from July 9, 2018 to November 11, 2018. The paneled exhibit features images from African American beaches in the region including Chowan Beach in Hertford County, Bias and Hargraves Beaches in Currituck County, Bogues Beach in Pasquotank County, and Seaview Beach in Virginia. During the hot days of summer, residents as well as visitors gathered at regional beaches and swimming spots to enjoy the water and sand. In the early to mid- 1900s, beaches were segregated with white and African American beach-goers sharing the same water, but not the same sand. Segregation had denied ethnic groups, such as African Americans and American Indians, access to public beaches. As a result, members of these communities began to develop their own in the late 1920s. Throughout the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s, summer at these beaches meant a time and place where visitors could swim, picnic, enjoy music, relax, and take part in various recreational activities. Memorable Sands seeks to capture these memories and share them for all to enjoy. Chowan Beach, featured in the exhibit, once included a carousel, swings, fun house, and dance hall. The beach also hosted well-known musicians and performers such as James Brown, Clyde McPhatter, B. B. King, Ruth Brown, and Sam Cooke. The exhibit includes a recreated scene from a 1964 indoor party featuring benches from Chowan Beach. The Museum extends its greatest to thanks Frank Stephenson, Jr. for his interest in collecting items related to Chowan Beach. Bias Shores, ca. 1933 John H. Bias, Charles Jenkins, and Henry Hargraves purchased over 80 acres in 1929 a nd thus began Bias Shores and Hargraves Beach. Credit: Elizabeth City State University Archives Carousel at Chowan Beach, 1958 Credit: Frank Stephenson Jr. Party at Chowan Beach, 1964 Students from C. S. Brown High School in Winton attend a post-prom party. Credit: Dr. Terry Hall and Chowan Discovery Group Dr. Bald and Associates Dr. Bald & Associates provides oral surgery care for the Albemarle region. Dr. Frank Bald has extracted over 350,000 teeth in his 38 year career. Dr. Bald graduated from UNC Chapel Hill, and completed a general practice residency at Portsmouth Naval Hospital. He completed his Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Residency at Bethesda Naval Hospital and was an Oral Surgeon in the Navy. Since 1990 Dr. Bald has been providing excellent oral surgery care for people in the Albemarle Region. Our Elizabeth City location recently moved to 1134 N. Road Street, Building 7, near the hospital. We also have an offi ce in Nags Head where we currently do surgeries on Thursdays. We offer Saturday appointments in our Elizabeth City offi ce. At both locations we pull teeth AND place implants, do biopsies, treat broken jaw bones, and many other services. Our recent patients have commented that “the doctor made me feel relaxed. He did a great job!”, “Wish all dentists had Dr. Bald’s personality.” , “Dr. Bald is a blessing!” , “Dr. Bald has a nice, friendly personality and expresses care and concern.”, “He did a wonderful job.”, and “Thank you everyone for taking such good care of me and keeping me calm during my visit!” Please call us for your oral surgery needs. We accept referrals but a referral is not required. If you have an x-ray of your tooth/teeth from another dentist in the past 5 years we will discount your charges and give you a free full mouth x-ray. Be prepared to give us your insurance information so that we can contact your insurance and give you an estimate prior to being seen. If you have no insurance, we are happy to give you a quote. Dr. Bald Oral Surgeon 1134 N. Road St Suite 7 (Next to Hospital) -Extractions -Jaw Fracture -Biopsy -Implants -IV Sedation Open: Monday - Saturday 252-338-8077 Emergencies 24 Albemarle Tradewinds July 2018 albemarletradewinds.com
Jake’s Outdoor Adventures It is summer fishing season here on the Outer Banks. I know there are a lot of anglers that head to the Outer Banks and bring their own boats to fi sh out of Oregon Inlet and Hatteras. For those that come here, the Outer Banks offers plenty of near shore fi shing opportunities that give the visiting angler a chance to target several different species of fi sh. You can single out several different fisheries and still be in site of the land. The fi rst fish to target would be the ones directly in the inlets or just outside of them. The Bluefi sh and the Spanish Mackerel are easily caught by trolling with Sea Striker Clark Spoons or Bowed Up Spoons. You could also use small planers or inline trolling weights to vary the depth of your trolling spread to target fish at different depths. I also like to pull one line with a Sea Striker Sea Bird that will disturb the topwater in the trolling spread. If you see birds working the water, then troll in or around where they are working. Remember to check you size and creel limits with NC Marine Fisheries Webpage at http://portal.ncdenr.org/web/mf/recreational-fi shing-size-and-bag-limits . The next species you can fi sh for are Triggerfi sh, Spadefi sh, Black Sea Bass, and Amberjack. You can fi nd these fi sh on wrecks and artifi cial reefs. Before you leave, check your nautical charts for wrecks and the location of artifi cial reefs. Also make sure you have plenty of different sizes of lead weights for fi shing these locations because you may get hung up on the bottom or on wrecks and lose you rigs. This is just the cost of doing business when you are doing this type of fi shing. Make sure you bring plenty of bait because sometimes when catching Triggerfi sh, you will go through a lot of bait trying to hook these bait thieves. I like using squid or cut Albacore when targeting these fi sh. The size of the hook you use will be determined by the size of the fish you are in. It is good to take a few live Croakers or by Jake Worthington Pinfi sh if you have a livewell on your boat. Try to send a couple of them down and see if you can hook an Amberjack. If one hits the bait, hang on because an Amberjack will give you a good hard fi ght! The last fi sh you could try for is King Mackerel. Your luck in catching these fi sh will be dependent on bait present and water temperature. You can target these fi sh in two ways--that is slow trolling live bait or trolling Bowed Up Spoons, either with or without strip bait on the spoons. This fi shery can be hit or miss but if you limit out on Bluefi sh, Spanish Mackerel and Bottomfi sh then you could give it a shot while you are already out anyway. If you are here on vacation and didn’t bring your boat, don’t worry. Check local fi shing tackle shops, marinas and fi shing centers to help you select one of these charter fi shing trips while on the Outer Banks! To see more of Jakes Outdoor Adventures go to https://www.facebook.com/ jakesoutdooradventuresnc There is more wisdom in your body than in your deepest philosophy. - Friedrich Nietzsche BROADSTREET COUNSELING CENTER ASSESSMENTS FOR DUI/DWI SUBSTANCE ABUSE - EDUCATION/COUNSELING RELAPSE PREVENTION FAMILY EDUCATION ADET Class DWI / DUI Groups Mr. Marvin Gill Haddock Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist Ms. JoAnn R. Kaminski Licensed Clinical Addictions Specialist, CCS, ADC For people who want to become a drug and alcohol counselors call and ask for Joann. Complete preparation for substance abuse counselor Certification recognized in 42 states and 15 countries 110 Market Street Hertford. North Carolina 27932 TEL: 252-426-3130 FAX: 252-426-3132 Gill’s Cell: 252-339-6312 JoAnn's cell: 252-301-8272 State certifi ed instructor Servicing Northeastern N.C. $75 Concealed carry permit class. $60 Basic handgun marksmanship safety and maintenance class. $20 private instruction per hour. Reliable training and instruction you can rely on in a defensive situation. contact us at Hunttactical@gmail. com or on Facebook at https:// facebook.com/HUNTTACTICAL Broadstreet.counseling@gmail.com facebook.com/AlbemarleTradingPost Albemarle Tradewinds July 2018 25
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