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2C–Tideland News, September 2, 2015, Swansboro, N.C.
SACC September Calendar
September 2 – The Executive Board and Board of Directors of the Swansboro Area
Chamber of Commerce will
meet at 8 a.m. at the Swansboro
Plaza Conference Center.
September 6 – Chris Cavanaugh, Nashville recording
artist, will be featured in the
SwanFest Concert Series. The
show, 6:30-8 p.m., will be at the
Harry C. Pugliese Jr. Pavilion
Stage at Olde Towne Square.
September 9 - The SACC
general membership meeting at
the Icehouse Waterfront Restaurant begins at 8 a.m. Our guest
speaker will be announced later.
The cost is $10 per person and
includes breakfast, tax and tip.
September 9 – The SACC
Military Affairs Committee
will meet at 5:30 p.m. at the
Swansboro Plaza Conference
Center.
September 13 – Swansboroʼs own Scearce and Ketner
will be featured in the SwanFest
Concert Series. The show, 6:308 p.m., takes place at the Harry
C. Pugliese Jr. Pavilion Stage at
Olde Towne Square.
September 24 – Ribbon cuttings are planned, with the businesses “TBA.”
September 29 – Business
After Hours, hosted by the
Swansboro Yacht Club, will
take place 5:30-7 p.m. Bring
your business cards and network!
October 1 – The Executive
Board and Board of Directors
of the Swansboro Area Chamber of Commerce will meet at
8 a.m. at the Swansboro Plaza
Conference Center.
Parks celebrate ...
(Continued from page 1C)
In the spring of 2015,
Hammocks Beach State Park
expanded, adding 289 acres,
thanks to funds from Onslow
County commissioners and organizations like the Friends of
the Hammocks and Bear Island.
“The park is looking forward
to planning what to do with this
property,” Murphy explained.
A master plan should be put in
place by the end of the year.
The park is focusing on an
improved visitorsʼ center and
expanded camp grounds. Two
other things to look for in the
future: a public boat ramp and a
childrenʼs camp.
Next year, parks throughout
North Carolina will celebrate
the centennial of the N.C. Parks
and Recreation Department.
There will be centennial events
in every park, centennial merchandise available for purchase
and 100-mile hiking challenges.
In closing, Murphy reminded
chamber members, “Parks are
an investment in our state. They
create a legacy for the future.”
For more information on
North Carolinaʼs park system,
visit www.ncparks.gov or call
(919) 707-9333. For specifics on Hammocks Beach State
Park, click on www.ncparks.
gov/visit/parks/habe/main.php
or call (910) 326-4881.
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SADF hosts Dickens Oct. 3
A reading of Charles
Dickensʼs “Doctor Marigold,”
featuring his great-great-grandson, Gerald Charles Dickens,
will take place Oct. 3 at the
Swansboro Town Hall Community Room.
Beginning at 7 p.m., Dickens
will deliver a once in a lifetime
brush with literary history that
you wonʼt want to miss.
Saltwater Grill will provide coffee, hot chocolate and
sweets.
Tickets for “Doctor Marigold” are available online at
www.sadfnc.org or at the chamber office. Adult tickets are
$15 and student tickets are $12
each, or two for $20.
Costume Ball
Get your costumes ready!
The SADF is also preparing to
host its annual Halloween Costume Ball Oct. 24 at the Cape
Carteret Aquatic and Wellness
Center.
This yearʼs event will be
co-hosted by the Cape Carteret
Trail Committee. Funds raised
will be shared between the CC
Trail Committee and SADF,
which continues to raise money
for various community projects
and programs.
The SADF is a nonprofit
organization working to im-
prove the quality of life for
Swansboro area residents and
visitors.
For more information on the
SADF events, visit www.sadfnc.com
Welcome new members!
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Burger King Store #184
1401 W. Corbett Ave.
Swansboro, NC 28584
(910) 326-1605
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Contact: Crystal Gallant
800 W.B. McLean Drive
Cape Carteret, NC 28584
(252) 393-7722
[email protected]
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Tideland News, September 2, 2015, Swansboro, N.C..–3C
Just like grandma,
and grandpa!
Alaina Ladner and Kimberly
Turner are best friends. Itʼs easy
to tell. They laugh at the same
inside jokes. They finish each
otherʼs sentences. And they
have the same passion for baking gained from an equally passionate grandparent.
“I learned to bake watching
my grandmother,” Turner explained. “She was the cake lady,
and when she passed away I got
a lot of her cake supplies.”
For Ladner, it was her grandfather.
“I liked to watch him,” she
remembered. “He was always
baking. And he would let me
make what I like to call ʻmy
concoctions.ʼ”
So, Ladner and Turner,
(military spouses who became
friends while stationed in Hawaii), began their respective
baking businesses out of their
homes at first. But teaming up
seemed to be where the business was leading them when
both found themselves relocated
to the same military base again
(Camp Lejeune). Word of their
talents spread and customers
began to request a storefront for
the array of cakes and cupcakes
and other sweet treats.
The next move was obvious: a bakery partnership in
Swansboro, and Frosted Cakery
LLC was born.
“We really feel we filled a
void in Swansboro,” Turner
stated. The bakery, conveniently
located next to the Swansboro
Post Office, is Swansboroʼs
only bakery where cakes, cupcakes and cookies are created
fresh on site.
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begin their days
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and decorating
their wares to fill both the glass
cases for walk-ins and any special orders. By 10 a.m., when
the bakery opens, the aroma of
vanilla fills the air, tempting
passersby every time the door
opens.
Basic flavors, like vanilla
and chocolate, are always available. What would a bakery be
without them? But this bakery
is filled with more than just
tradition. Try the Maple bacon
(brown sugar cake topped with
maple butter cream frosting and
bacon), the coffee bean (vanilla
cake topped with coffee, butter
cream frosting and chocolatecovered coffee beans), or the
burning love (chocolate cake
with cayenne pepper and cinnamon butter cream frosting).
Of course, thereʼs always that
Southern classic, red velvet
with cream cheese frosting.
Yummy!
On an average week, over
100 dozen cupcakes are bought
by their loyal customer base.
“Everything we bake is made
fresh to order … never frozen,”
Alaina Ladner, left, and Kimberly
Turner, owners of Frosted Cakery, disLadner emphasized. “We bake
like your grandmother used to
bake, with the best ingredients.
We make our own butter cream
frostings and fondant, too. It
really makes a difference!”
They usually have 8-10 fla-
play some sweet treats at their shop in
Swansboro.
vors in the display case to pick
from, plus monster cookies
(mostly gluten-free) and Puppy
Chow (the sweet, human version made with Chex cereal.)
Donʼt worry if youʼre gluten-free. You havenʼt been
left out. Frosted
Cakery features
at least one thing
every day that is
gluten free and
most cookies are
flourless. Other
delectable treats
include devil
brownies and
Fritz toffee.
Grab your favorite, plus a coffee or cold drink,
and savor it at one
of their “tables for
two.”
“Although we
always try to meet
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Tuesday Prayer
Meetings
8-9 a.m.
Full line of Bibles, Christian Living
Books, Christian Fiction Books,
Music & Gifts
544 Cedar Point Blvd., Swansboro, NC
(252) 393-1139
Monday-Friday 9-6 • Saturday 9-5
all of our customersʼ needs we
suggest that you call two weeks
in advance for any special orders,” Turner recommended.
“You donʼt necessarily have to
come in. You can order online
from our website or on Facebook.”
Frosted Cakery LLC delivers
anywhere from Morehead City
to Jacksonville, including Camp
Lejeune.
Frosted Cakery LLC is at
670 W. Corbett Ave. (CornerStone Square Shopping Center,
next to the Swansboro Post Office).
Hours of operation are Tuesday-Friday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m., and
Saturday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Visit www.frostedswansboro.
com or call (910) 326-CAKE
(2253) for more information.
And be sure to follow Frosted
Cakery on Facebook for daily
flavor updates.
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a prescription
is easy!
Administrative
Services
259 Western Boulevard
Jacksonville
(910) 353-1940
(800) 682-1515
Next to Taco Bell
910-325-7462
Hwy. 24
across from Mills & Thomas
(910) 326-6600
Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m-6 p.m.
Sat. 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
4C–Tideland News, September 2, 2015, Swansboro, N.C.
Swansboro Area Chamber Members
24/7 Electric, Inc.
Linwood Hood
(252) 393-3600
Advanced Office Solutions, Inc.
Joe Bradshaw Jr.
(252) 393-1112
Aflac
Diane Holland
(910) 478-8319
Al Barnes Carpet
Jamie Wallace
(252) 393-3165
Albert J. Ellis Airport
Chris White
(910) 324-1100
All Pro Tire and Auto Service
Steve Huffman
(252) 764-2008
Allstate Roger Brown Agency
Tammy Fry
(910) 326-5383
American Dream Cakes
Gunilla Kroshus
(910) 346-2347 or (910) 526-6585
American Legion Post #78
Mike Larson
(910) 340-7055
American Red Cross
Vicki LaBelle
(910) 347-3581
Anderson and Slack, P.A.
Wayne Anderson
(910) 326-3611
Atlantic Chiropractic and Rehab
Dr. Christina Saracina
(252) 764-9182
B&B Office Products
Kim Beasley
(252) 393-6282
BB&T-Cedar Point
Nyra Hogeland
(252) 393-6789
BB&T-Emerald Isle
Nyra Hogeland
(252) 764-4010
Bake, Bottle & Brew
Jack and Debra Harnatkiewicz
(910) 325-7550
Bank of America
Gina Murphy
(910) 326-5138
Battlefield Tire Service
Tony Battle
(910) 326-4178
Ben & Jerryʼs Ice Cream of Emerald Isle
Eddie Barber
(252) 354-8448
Best Western Plus Silver Creek
Inn
Ella Ensign
(252) 393-9015
Bluewater Real Estate
Jordan Daniels
(877) 371-0803
Bobʼs Auto Center
Bob Mills/Bobby Mills
(910) 346-3776
Bogue House
Alex Gardner
(252) 393-3030
Joanie Bold
Individual
(910) 326-7708
BORO Café and Bakery
Randy and Nancy Swanson
(910) 325-0511
Jack Bright
Individual
(910) 577-7558
Paul Buchanan
Individual
(910) 238-4499
Buglisi Eye Care
Dr. Joe Buglisi
(910) 234-2253
Bullseye Advertising
Eddie Holland
(910) 389-3781
By The Sea – A Consignment
Boutique
Nancy D. Morton
(910) 326-4191
Carolinas Center for Surgery
Angela Clark
(910) 325-0211
Carolina East Internal Medicine
Debbie Zang
(252) 393-9007
Carolina Party, Inc.
Diane Delorier
(910) 326-6250
Carobell, Inc.
Vanessa Ervin
(910) 326-7600
Carrols Corporation dba
Burger King Store #184
(910) 326-1605
Carteret Chiropractic and Family Wellness
Dr. Anthony R. Montero
(252) 764-0574
Carteret County Chamber of
Commerce
Mike Wagoner
(252) 726-6350
Carteret General Hospital
Michelle Lee
(252) 808-6336
Carteret OB-GYN Associates, PA
Cindy Knox
(252) 247-1600
Cedro De Azmar
Georges El-Asmar
(910) 326-7494
CenturyLink
Stephanie Cashwell
(252) 378-8022
Century 21 Waterway Realty
Barry Matthews and Lana Carpenter
(910) 326-4152
Chalk & Gibbs Insurance
Bonney Boyette
(252) 393-1284
Chocklett Press
Tubby Kubik
(800) 533-4146
Church Street Inn, Deli and Pub
Marty Proctor
(910) 326-7572
Cirila Cothran Real Estate
Cirila Cothran
(910) 378-0659
Clarity Photos
Elizabeth Cockrell
(803) 634-2224
Class Act Catering
Phyllis Manning
(910) 389-7498
Rep. George G. Cleveland
Individual
[email protected]
Coastal Bank & Trust
Keith Betts
(910) 577-3200
Coastal Carolina Community
College
Krystal Phillips
(910) 938-6234
Coastal Carolina Orthodontics
– Willis, Vanek, Ball, Fisher &
Richards, PA
Pam Smith
(910) 353-5234
Coastal Carolina Regional Airport
Tom Braaton
(252) 638-8591
Coastal Imaging & Vascular Associates, a division of Coastal
Radiology Associates, LLC
Cindy Comer
(910) 353-3759
Coastal Petals
Chris Kollar
(252) 764-2761
Community Lumber and Supply
Diane Rush
(910) 326-5051
Copy Pro
Tracey Mitchem
(252) 414-0395
Country Aire Rental of
Swansboro
Criss Goodwin
(910) 326-8588
Crystal Coast Graphics, LLC
Chris Ulmer
(910) 219-7720
Crystal Coast Habitat for Humanity
Kris Durham
(252) 223-2111
Crystal Coast Hospice
Robin Nelson
(252) 808-2244
Crystal Coast LINE –X
David Smith
(910) 326-1226
Crystal Coast Tent & Event
Rentals, LLC
Chris Kollar
(252) 764-2761
Culligan of Cape Carteret
Eric Leiblein
(252) 393-6907
Darden Insurance Agency
Beth Velthoven and Barbara
Darden
(910) 326-3041
Daveʼs Marine Services
David Freidrichs
(910) 325-1374
Dayngr Zone Media
Trish Forant
(252) 226-0885
Dudleyʼs Marina, Inc.
John Dudley
(252) 393-2204
Duke Energy Progress
Millie Chalk
(800) 452-2777
Dunkinʼ Donuts
Rick Holloway
(252) 764-0323
Edward Jones Investments/Cedar Point
Clayton Cottle
(252) 393-8028
Edward Jones Investments/
Swansboro
Alice Cundiff
(910) 326-8468
Emerald Coast Inc.
Junior Freeman
(910) 330-1650
Emerald Isle Business Association
Morgan Shipp Sanderson
(252) 646-8283
Emerald Isle Realty
Jason Voelpel
(252) 354-3315
Emerald Plantation Cinema
Susan Allen-Harker
(252) 354-7263
Emerald Isle Wine Market
Nancee Allen
(252) 354-Vino (8466)
Emerald Owl Productions Inc.
Michael and Rheta Meyer
(252) 764-7628
Escrow Consulting & Accounting
LLC
Dawn Cash-Salau
(252) 531-4241
Excel Learning Center
Pete Stokes
(910) 325-0124
Eye Care Center
Dr. Tina Siegel
(910) 326-3050
Fairway Outdoor Advertising
Angie Cooper
(910) 389-4008
Family Care Pharmacy of
Swansboro
Robert E. Fuller
(910) 326-6600
Federal Security Services, LLC
Walter M. Pylypiw
(910) 325-0500
First Citizens Bank
Jo Barrow
(910) 326-2281
Food Lion
Jeff Williams
(910) 326-3534
Fox 8/14 Eastern NC
Lyle Schulze
(252) 638-1212
Friends of the Hammocks and
Bear Island
Pam Pearson
(910) 326-4881
Frosted Cakery, LLC
Kimberely Turner
(910) 326- CAKE (2253)
Glory Bee
Kathy Zuccarelli
(910) 325-9099
Golden Traits Jewelry-Custom
Bob Nichols and Harriette Proctor
(910) 326-1500
Golfinʼ Dolphin
Tania Rhame
(252) 393-8131
Goose Creek RV Park
Angela Burns
(252) 393-2628
Gray Dolphin Gifts, LLC
Janet Bennett
(910) 326-4444
Greater Topsail Area Chamber of
Commerce
Tammy Proctor
(910) 329-4446
Greenwater, Inc.-Managing Water Profitably
Joe Nance
(910) 326-1070
Col. Peter and Peg Grimes
(USMC Ret.)
Individual
(910) 326-6607
H&H Landscaping
Kasey Kellum
(910) 326-3977
H&R Block
Joanne Kopanski
(910) 326-1555
Hammocks Beach State Park
Sarah Kendrick
(910) 326-4881
Hampton Inn & Suites
Dixon Putnam and Linda Thornley
(910) 325-9000
Hancock Builders
Bob Hancock
(910) 326-5500
Cecil and Annette Hargett
Individual
(910) 326-3627
Roy and Ann Herrick
Individual
(252) 903-1364
High Speed Gear
Matt Gadams
(910) 325-1000
Terry Hogeland
Individual
(910) 330-7907
Holiday Trav-L-Park
Tammy Collins
(252) 354-2250
Horizon Coach Lines
Jill Howell
(910) 577-4422
Howell Roofing and Restoration
Joseph D. Howell
(336) 612-1531
Hurst Realty Company
Chuck Douglas
(910) 326-5784
Icehouse Waterfront Restaurant
Randy and Nancy Swanson
(910) 325-0501
In Touch Home Care
Wanda Temple
(252) 726-6780
Island Essentials
Gwen Hanford
(252) 354-8887
Island Homes by Pat Patteson
Pat and Paula Patteson
(252) 354-7248
JS Enterprises of Swansboro,
LLC
Jim Stallings
(910) 326-6637
Jacksonville Dental Care
Emmett Jones
(910) 455-6977
Jacksonville/Onslow Chamber of
Commerce
Laurette Leagon
(910) 347-3141
Jacksonville-Onslow Economic
Development
Sheila Pierce Knight
(910) 347-3141
James W. Bean Jr. CPA
James Bean Jr.
(910) 326-3499
Jerri Builders, Inc.
Jerri Jo Miller
(252) 393-5217
Jones Funeral Home
Bert Jones and Bart Jones
(910) 455-1281
Jones Onslow EMC
Steve Goodson
(910) 577-6348
Justice Realty
Vanessa Justice
(910) 325-7888
Kenneth N. Glover, Attorney and
Counselor at Law
Kenneth N. Glover
(910) 326-5557
Kiwi Cottage Co.
Cathy Bakalar
(252) 714-8836
David Knappenberger Counseling
David Knappenberger
(910) 382-1300
La Parrilla Taqueria
Alex Gorostieta
(910) 325-1131
Lady Swan/Swansboro Boat
Tours
Timothy M. Simpson
(910) 325-1200 and (910) 3890746
Las Fincas Mexican Restaurant
Ricardo Padilla
(910) 325-7861
Liberty Tax
Cindy Serbus
(910) 353-3880
Light House Boutique
Betty Murray
(910) 326-6482
Light of the Lamb Christian
Bookstore
Lois Sanderson
(252) 393-1139
Liz Honeycutt Advertising and
Marketing
Liz Honeycutt
(252) 393-7411
Local Edge
Mike Pozey
(910) 313-1998
Longley Supply Company
Rhonda Hooks
(910) 455-3311
Lovelyʼs Boutique
Charlene Nichols
(910) 859-6949
Lowes Foods
John Sheehan
(252) 393-1602
Mac Daddyʼs
Mac Holz
(252) 393-6565
Main St. Studios
Luis Robles
(910) 382-6411
Marine Chevrolet Cadillac
Michael Alford and Tommy Snowdon
(910) 455-2121
Marine Corps League –
Swansboro Detachment
George W. Ayers
(910) 326-5796
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Swansboro Area Chamber Members
Marine Federal Credit Union
Sandy Drew
(910) 355-5664
Rod and Patti Martin
Individual
(910) 326-2300
Mary Kay Independent Beauty
Consultant
Sherri Hitchock-Hutson
(910) 358-7782
Mary Kay Independent Beauty
Consultant
Celeste Hobgood-Prusaitis
(910) 381-3131
Mary Rawls Realty
Mary Rawls
(910) 326-5980
MCCS Camp Lejeune
Sarah Wiltgen
(910) 451-5558
Mikeʼs Farm
Mike and Theresa Lowe
(910) 324-3422
Mills and Thomas Furniture
Pete Timmins
(910) 326-4694
Mirror Magazines
Joanne Hanley
(252) 717-3648
Molly Maid of the Crystal Coast
Beryl Packer
(636) 328-3960/(314) 681-2948
Money Mailer of Coastal NC
Addie Humphrey
(252) 354-6717
Moore Orthopedics and Sports
Medicine
Megan Johnson
(252) 808-3100
Mrs. Vingerberʼs Sweets
Ed and Maria Harris
(910) 330-0167
Murray Commercial Roofing
Systems
Rufus Murray and Sharon Jacobs
Murray
(910) 326-7800
Museum of the Marine
G.W. Ayers, Ph.D
(910) 326-5796
Nancy Lee Fishing Center
Lee Manning
(910) 326-4304
National Dodge VW Subaru
Robbie Yates
(910) 347-3777
National Marble Products
Tracy Mann
(910) 326-3005
NC Coastal Federation
Sarah Phillips
(252) 393-8185
NC Farm Bureau Insurance
John Stanley and Eddie Holland
(910) 326-8701
NC State Employees Credit
Union
Amanda Beck
(910) 326-0120
News Channel 12 WCTI
Lyle Schulze
(252) 638-1212
Ole Porte Racquet Club
Joe Baile and Kerry Baile
(910) 326-1655
Omega World Travel
Jill Christie
(910) 455-9077
OneClick Cleaners #117
Larry and Karen Jenkins
855-98CLICK
Onslow County Partnership for
Children
Anna Hurst
(910) 938-0336
Onslow Memorial Hospital
Amy Sousa
(910) 577-4736
Onslow County Travel and Tourism
Theresa Carter
(910) 347-3141
ONWASA
Teresa Zavala
(910) 937-7518
Organo Gold Coffee
Erinn T. Harp
(812) 972-6909
Papa Johnʼs Pizza
Bradley and Jessica Buckley
(910) 325-1775
Peak Performance Sports and
Physical Therapy
Jay Figueroa
(252) 636-9800
Pinnacle Tax & Accounting Services, Inc.
Mandi Byrne
(910) 326-4033
Platinum Corral/Golden Corral
Billy Sewell
(910) 347-3971, ext. 222
PNC Bank
Danae Wilson
(252) 393-3500
Port OʼSwannsborough
Hal Silver and Dave Pinsky
(910) 326-3128
Premier Designs
Christine Thompson
(910) 545-5145
Quilt Cottage
Sandra Schulz
(910) 325-1125
Racing Realty
Roger Burns
(910) 389-7117
Realty World Swansboro Properties
David Pearson
(910) 326-2400
Retro Graphics
Stephanie Haugland
(910) 326-3640
Ribeyeʼs Steakhouse
Henry Gurganus
(252) 393-2509
Riggs Pork Market
Tony Riggs
(910) 743-4526
Rotary Civic Center
David Pearson
(910) 326-6175
Russellʼs Olde Tyme Shoppe
Maxine and Greg Russell
(910) 326-3790
S&H Feed and Garden Supply
Inc.
Michael Stanley
(910) 326-5690
S.C.O.R.E.
John Smith
(252) 222-6126
Salt Marsh Cottage
Leah Evans
(910) 708-1166
Saltwater Grill
Kim Pierce and Mike Egan
(910) 326-7300
Salty Air Open Market at Cedar
Point
Jeff Miller
(910) 545-0643
Samʼs Club
Renee Ulloa and Kenya Peoples
(910) 346-3267
Sanders Ford, Inc.
Tom Chandler
(910) 326-1801
Santoriniʼs Mediterranean Grille
Georgio Harvalias
(910) 708-1213/(910) 708-1422
Scentsy
RoseMarie “Roe” Fantini
(910) 915-3547
Fred and Cyndi Schachter
Individual
(910) 330-9570
Art and Diane Schools
Individual
(252) 354-2916
Seashore Lighting (Gallant Bennett, Inc.)
Crystal Gallant
(252) 393-7722
Seaside Arts Council
Angie Cooper and Kathy Kelly
(910) 389-4008
Seaside Dentistry
Lisa Sparks
(252) 764-2784
Second Wind Kayaks
April Clark
(910) 325-3600
Secure Background Screeners,
LLC
Brian Poore
(910) 459-3013
SecurCare Self Storage
Betty Hopkins
(910) 326-3375
Sewell Insurance Agency, Inc.
Brandon Sewell
(910) 326-5754
SFI Group, Inc.
Scott Wheeler
(910) 327-3388
Mary Anne Sharpe
Individual
(910) 353-6697
Shorewood Real Estate
Shelly Daffron
(252) 354-7873
Robert and Anne Shuller
Individual
[email protected]
Sight Sound Media
Darryl Marsh
(910) 326-5430
Smith Custom Homes, Inc.
Todd Smith
(252) 723-3351
Sound Bank
Terri Ashby
(252) 393-8460
Sound Medical
John Rickabaugh, MD and Karen
Skarda, MD
(252) 354-1970
Southern Coast Realty Group
LLC
Ginger Robles
(910) 382-3141
Special Events Catering
Linda Hatcher
(910) 346-9249
St. Peterʼs by-the-Sea Episcopal
Church
Rev. Bert Eaton
(910) 326-4757
Star Hill Golf Club
Mick Brown
(252) 393-8111
Stevenson Chevrolet
Paul Pittman
(910) 326-1804
Sun-Surf Realty
Warren Chesnutt
(252) 354-2958
Swannsborough Yacht Club
Drew Lutheran and Laura Bertino
(910) 326-6054
Swansboro Area Events Organization
Darryl Marsh
(910) 330-8750
Swansboro Baseball and Softball
Association
(910) 340-1713
Swansboro Dance Studio
Christy Williams
(910) 326-1152
Swansboro Festival Committee
Judy Hailey
(910) 326-7370
Swansboro Food & Beverage Co.
Lori Sakiewicz
(910) 708-1305
Swansboro High School
Christine André
(910) 326-4300
Swansboro Historical Association
Inc.
Joan Gerdsen and Cyndi Schachter
(910) 326-6771
Swansboro Paddle Boarding
Brent Lanier
(910) 389-1471
Swansboro Port Realty
Jeff and Beth Price
(910) 326-8855
Swansboro Recycling Center
Patrick Chen and David Evans
(919) 273-0080
Swansboro Soccer Association
John Davis
910) 376-0883
Swansboro United Methodist
Church
Rev. Dr. Ed Gunter
(910) 326-4822
Sweet Dreams
Adrienne Jolly
(252) 393-8100
Taco Bell
Candy Miglio
(910) 326-4200
John E. Tantum, PA, Attorney
and Counselor at Law
John and Pat Tantum
(252) 393-2235
Teresa G. Conley, DDS
Teresa Conley
(910) 326-2030
The Country Club of the Crystal
Coast
Chip Chamberlin
(252) 726-1034
The Daily News
Mike McHugh
(910) 353-1171
The Geek and the Grammar
Queen
Tiffany Mitchell
(910) 325-7462
The Holler Group
Sharon Holler
(252) 222-0500
The Islander Suites
Walter Hancock
(252) 354-3464
The Little Bank
Chris Moncourtois
(910) 353-8600
The Mercantile
Billy Hiott and Bonnie Hemmerlein
(910) 325-7004
The Mosquito Authority
Joseph Riggs/Daniel Lewis
(910) 650-4000
The Poor Manʼs Hole
Joseph and Diane Rhue
(910) 326-1953
The Salty Sheep Yarn Shop
Peggy Baddour
(910) 325-0018
The UPS Store
Geraldine Tyndall
(252) 393-8209
Through The Looking Glass
Hal Silver and David Pinsky
(910) 326-3128
Thunder Country 96.3 (Inner
Banks Media)
Mona Poole
(252) 422-4422
Tideland News
Jimmy Williams
(910) 326-5067
Tidewater Gallery
Ray Voelpel
(910) 325-0660
Time Warner Cable
Summer Hamdan
(877) 340-3466
Torionʼs Knife Sharpening
Timothy Orion
(407) 242-4391
Total Package Events
Judy Hailey
(252) 354-9500
Town of Cape Carteret
Karen Zornes and Dave Fowler
(252) 393-8483
Town of Cedar Point
Chris Seaberg and Barbara Sandlin
(252) 393-7898
Town of Emerald Isle
Eddie Barber and Frank Rush
(252) 354-3424
Town of Swansboro
Paula Webb and Scott Chase
(910) 326-4428
Transportation Impact
Travis Burt and Sharon Johnson
(252) 764-2885
Union Home Mortgage Corp.
Stephanie Benedict
(910) 672-6743
UNC General Administration
Ashley Adamovage
(910) 451-9077
UNCW/Onslow County
Dr. Lisa Keenan
(910) 455-2310
United Way of Onslow County
Craig Wagner
(910) 347-2646
University of Mount Olive at
Jacksonville
Shanna Simmons
(910) 455-1677
U.S. Cellular/Cellular Express
Stephanie Bise
(910) 326-2355
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary,
Swansboro Flotilla
Tommy Lee
(919) 300-7969
VFW Post No. 9960
Victor Letourneaut
(252) 393-8053
Walgreens
(910) 325-0038
Michael Douglas
Waters Ace Hardware
Carl Waters
(910) 326-5372
Waterway RV Park
Angela Burns
(252) 393-8715
Wayneʼs Service Center, Inc.
Wayne and Kim Wood
(910) 326-5195
Richard & Kristi Welton
Individual
(910) 548-8985
White Gold Marine
James Lawler
(360) 775-1373
White Oak Mirror
Joanne Hanley
(252) 717-3648
White Oak River Bistro
Gene Heath and Denise McNamara
(910) 326-1696
White Oak Shores, LLC
Robin Comer
(252) 393-3244
Williams Scarborough Smith
Gray, LLP
Steven N. Scarborough
(910) 455-2196
Woodmen Life
Bob Kenward
(252) 342-6002
Yana Mamaʼs Memorabilia
Shoppe
Evelynn Moore
(910) 326-9052
Yanaʼs Ye Olde Drugstore Restaurant
Evelynn Moore
(910) 326-5501
Yardworks Landscaping, Inc.
Jimmy Farrington and Barbara
Owens
(252) 393-9005
Steven and Traci Yoho
Individual
(910) 650-7209
6C–Tideland News, September 2, 2015, Swansboro, N.C.
Homegrown grocer
Walk into Lowes Foods
and itʼs immediately apparent:
All grocery stores are not created equal. Vibrant, colorful
and incredibly fresh produce
greets you at the door, turning
what you may view as a weekly
chore into a weekly treat.
Yes, regardless of your personal feelings about grocery
shopping, going to the grocery
store is one of lifeʼs necessities.
So why not do something to
make this ongoing event a bit
more pleasant … or, dare we
say, interesting? It may be as
simple as re-evaluating where
you shop.
Located in Cape Carteret
since 2001, Lowes Foods, a
North Carolina-based company,
prides itself on super-fresh
choices coupled with savings
programs to help customers get
what they need at reasonable
prices.
So, why exactly do customers drive right by some of
Lowesʼ competitors in the area
to shop at this super store?
“There are many reasons to
shop with us,” Store Manager
John Golden explained. “First
off, our food is fresh and well
priced. We also try to treat every shopper like a guest. I think
our guest services are much better than our competition.”
For instance, “Barn Burner”
specials are an easy way to save
on staples, according to Golden.
“This is a program that runs
all year long. We take every
day items such as sodas, chips,
peanut butter and toilet paper,
for example, and put them on
sale for an entire month, so
customers can
––––––––
really stock up
on things they
Spotlight
buy the most,”
––––––––
he said.
Hungry for a quick dinner?
Lowes Foods has a fresh-as-itgets salad bar. The deli cooks
everything in-house, including
chickens (both fried and baked)
that are fresh, never frozen.
Boars Head meats, cheeses and
condiments are available. And
all prepared salads are made
fresh as well. (Try the chicken
salad – yummy!)
Check out the bakery for
fresh baked cakes, breads and
cookies and the pick and prep
wall in the produce department
for convenient, prepped fruits
and veggies.
If seafood is on the menu,
Lowes Foods has lots to pick
from, including live lobster.
They will even steam your seafood to order.
Lowes Foods makes a fast
and tasty lunch. Sushi, sandwiches, subs, wraps – all are
made in-store. Chicken tenders
from the deli also make a great
anytime snack.
Having a party? Relieve
preparation stress by trying one
of Lowesʼ ready-to-serve trays,
such as Boarʼs Head meat and
John Golden, manager of the Lowes
Food in Cape Carteret, is pictured in
cheese platter, a sandwich tray,
a fruit or veggie tray, or a European dessert tray … always
fresh and made to order. What
a great way to entertain with
ease!
Floral arrangements and gift
baskets (like a yummy fruit basket) are also available.
“We try to buy
local whenever possible,” Golden noted.
“We also try to prepare as much as possible within the store.
Even a lot of our
meats are cut in the
store.”
But before you
begin your shopping
excursion, make sure
you have a Lowes
Fresh Rewards card.
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more hours in your day, Lowes
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and easy way to take the stress
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Tideland News, September 2, 2015, Swansboro, N.C..–7C
Candidate forums slated
Nov. 3 is municipal Election Day and the Swansboro Area
Chamber of Commerce is making plans to help residents get
to know the candidates.
Candidate forums are planned on Oct. 15 for Cape Carteret
and on Oct. 22 for Swansboro.
Cape Carteretʼs forum will feature candidates for mayor
and commissioner. It will take place 6-8 p.m. at Cape Carteretʼs Debbie E. Stanley Board of Commissioners Room.
Swansboroʼs forum will feature commissioner candidates (there is no mayorʼs race this election) 6-8 p.m. at the
Swansboro Town Hall Community Room.
Renewals!
Thank you to the following
businesses for renewing their
membership in August...
From left, in photo above, Nancy
Morton, Brent Lanier and Ginger “Gigi”
Robles enjoy Business After Hours. In
photo below, Joe Rhue and Charlene
Nichols make plans for a paddleboard
lesson!
Three make for great BAH!
The Swansboro Area Chamber of Commerceʼs August
Business After Hours was a
trifecta … Southern Coast Realty Group LLC, By the Sea
– A Consignment Boutique, and
Swansboro Paddle Boarding
were our hosts.
Swansboro Paddle Boarding cooked up fresh-caught fish
complete with all the fixinʼs
for chamber members, and
delicious hors dʼoeuvres were
prepared by Nancy Morton of
By the Sea – A Consignment
Boutique and Gigi Robles of
Southern Coast Realty Group.
Some even opted for a paddleboard lesson!
For information on how
you can host a Business After
Hours, call Donna Hammonds
at (910) 326-1174.
Al Barnes Carpet
BORO Cafe
Century 21 Waterway Realty
Church St. Deli, Irish Pub &
Inn
Commercial Roofing Systems
Crystal Coast Hospice House
Edward Jones Investments/Cedar Point
Emerald Isle Realty
Emerald Isle Wine Market
Golden Traits Jewelry-Fine
Jewelry & Custom Repair
Hampton Inn & Suites
La Parilla Taqueria – Authentic
Mexican Grill
Pinnacle Tax & Accounting
PNC Bank
SCORE - Coastal Carolina
Chapter 660
Seaside Arts Council
SecurCare Self Storage
Robert “Bob” and Anne Shuller
Swansboro Festival Committee
Sweet Dreams
The Country Club of the Crystal
Coast
UNCW/Onslow County Extension
Yanaʼs Ye Olde Drugstore Restaurant
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Chamber cuts ribbons!
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Using social media
requires restraint
At some point, we all have
the urge to utilize social media
to express our opinions on a variety of topics and issues. From
political to personal, it is harder
than ever to escape the impulse
to voice our thoughts in this
new public forum. I recently
found this article that outlines
a few key points for what I call
“Social Media Etiquette.” I
greatly endorse the use of social
media in business, but also want
to point out the importance of
responsible use.
What a person says or does
on social media can come back
to haunt him or her with regard
to the impression they create
with prospective employers and
customers. Questionable antics and comments may reflect
negatively on a person without
him or her even realizing it.
According to a study by Reppler, a social media monitoring
service, 91 percent of employers use social media channels
such as Twitter, Facebook and
LinkedIn to screen prospective
employees.
Many people are completely
unaware how others view them
through their social media
profiles and usage, but social
media profiles give away more
information about a personʼs
character and personality than
many people would ever imagine. Even seemingly innocent
remarks and observations can
be misconstrued. Use of profanity or offering commentary on
controversial subjects may be a
personʼs right. However, such
comments may not sit well with
prospective employers or customers.
Some may think the solution
is not to have profiles on the
popular social media sites. But
avoiding social media entirely
can send the wrong message
to prospective employers. It
may suggest that you are not a
person who is current with the
latest trends in technology and
may give employers the impression that you are not adept at
keeping up with the changing
times.
The key is finding the right
balance with social media. The
following are a few tips to ensure your social media usage
does not do more harm than
good …
• Do not post or tweet information that should be kept
private. If you would not tell
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intimate secrets
to another person, especially
an employer,
do not convey
these details to
your group of
“friends.”
• Recognize that itʼs not always your comments that can
affect perceptions of you. The
friends you choose to accept
and socialize with via social
media can impact how others
view you. If friends are prone
to vulgarity and off-color commentary, employers may surmise that this type of behavior
is acceptable to you. Screen
friends and block those who do
not meet your standards.
• Know that security features
on social media applications
change frequently. Itʼs important to know just how private
your information may be. For
example, if you are tagged in
another personʼs photo, people
outside of your friendsʼ list may
be able to see that image. You
have to police your sites and
lock down the information as
you see fit, only posting what
is appropriate for the general
public.
• Do not complain about
customers, your job or boss
publicly. Even if your boss is
not on your list of friends, he
or she may still learn about
your comments through gossip.
While verbal complaints with
others may not be accurately
tracked back to you, text is hard
evidence to discredit.
• Use social media as a
networking tool to find other
like-minded individuals in the
same fields. Join industry-based
groups and organizations so
that you can share your ideas.
Further expanding your reach
through blogs and websites can
also help in a job hunt.
Social media is here to stay,
making many details of peopleʼs lives more public, so exercise caution with social media
so your career is not negatively
affected.